I've been getting the same things. I'll reformat my hard drive and then go to install the 64bit version of 7 and then it stops to tell me I am missing files.
Downloading the iso again.
Also, I've tried to run the 64bit version from XP, and then install it on another hd, but it wont run. I'm thinking that's because I have 32bit XP though...
In either case, I'll be cruising the forum to see if and how things are going.
I'm hoping it's just a faulty download though...
I have a computer problem that win 7 7077 will no longer be able to install, shows error code 0x80070241 ....
otherwise I used the DVD (2x burning), and both USB, but it does not work ... what more can be
To install and worked well from the 7000, 7022, 7057, the 7068th
Please help me how to get rid of ...
Thanks for any help would be ...
Mr., Henno
receiving the same error code on my desktop. vista 64bit, upgrading to windows 7 64bit.
however i have a microsoft disc from a retail store.
I have already used the disc to install on my wifes laptop, had different errors then, then did a clean install and it went fine in that case.
next step for me is trying to run the setup file in the dvd drive as administrator... maybe its some stupid vista issue
it worked this time by running the setup file as admin from the dvd... but failed at the end of the install and restored vista.
now need to try booting from cd and installing on one of my other HDs (multi-boot now I guess)
booting from disc also failed...
any help?
desktop is a gateway fx
custom case
Intel g33xpress motherboard
Quad Core intel q9300
1000 watt PSU BFG
BFG 285GTX OC vid card
8gb of ram
DVD burner
Hope you can help..
I'm getting the same error message. I have a HP with visto home premium and I've been trying to install Windows 7 Ultimate for the last few dates. I exchanged the CD once already thinking it was a bad disk, so not sure why it's not working.
Also, I copied the CD information on to a exteranal Hard drive and tried to run it and it still does not work.
What am I missing? Please advise...
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Just bought a new computer, went to install windows 7 x64 home premium and got through 28-30% of the install before it gave me the same exact error. Bought 4 gbs of RAM, which came in 2 sticks(2gb ea), and I had both sticks plugged into slots 1 and 2(out of 4 slots). Took one of the sticks out, left the other in slot 1, and retryed installing windows...success. After installing windows I installed the motherboard drivers THEN put the 2nd memory stick back in. Windows recognizes the 4giggitygiggity and I'm now very satisfied
Maybe this isnt the same case with you, but it was for me a memory error.
Learned the hard way to put the smallest amount of RAM in first before installing windows, has issues not recognizing a large amount.
Many thanks. I had the same issue with 4GB of RAM in my system and once I pulled one stick the error didn't come up and my installation worked fine. Glad I found this helpful post
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