Installation: Vista 32-bit to Windows 7 64-bit

ratePV

6 gig language pack? Ouch. Plus he is saying its a big file to download. we'll see what happens

Ken

ratePV said:

He is maybe talking about language pack iso's
No you don't burn that language iso you burn the windows 7 and you mount the language iso(but it is burnable...)

Im not talking about a language pack, it was a copy of Win7 64-bit with language already installed and already pre-activate software :P

But forget that one and see my previous post :P

Axel

Axzy said:

Im not talking about a language pack, it was a copy of Win7 64-bit with language already installed and already pre-activate software :P

But forget that one and see my previous post :P

Axel

I saw your previous post. and you saw mine so Im going to assume you got it from MS. Burn it to dvd and do a clean install. That should work

Good luck

AKen

zigzag3143 said:

I saw your previous post. and you saw mine so Im going to assume you got it from MS. Burn it to dvd and do a clean install. That should work

Good luck

AKen

Haha ok :P

But do you have to do something special at the burning process to make the CD "bootable" (or does it work by default?)

Axel

ratePV said:

Just burn the ones with the numbers...

And in your burning software use the option "Image burning" or "burn a iso" don't do a data burn...

Ok thanks, I'm burning right now

Axzy said:

To clear thing out... The Multi-Language file is not from Microsoft, never been and thats why I didn't use it:P

The second file, the one starting with numbers, I got from Microsoft, therefore that one seems like a good copy.

So currently I have gotten rid of the multi-language file, and have a .iso disk image named "7600.16385.090713-1255_x64fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GRMCULXFRER_EN_DVD" that is around 3GB large... Now, what is the best way to proceed from this situation?

Thanks
Axel

Will that do?

Axel