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When I put in
format fs=ntfs label = "Windows 7"
there is a message that comes up saying:
There is no volume selected.
Please select a volume and try again
Can't install Windows 7
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New #12
Try this instead:
diskpart
select disk 0
Create partition primart align=1024
format fs=ntfs quick
active
exit
exit
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New #13
Ok, after typing in format fs=ntfs quick I get the same message saying There is no volume selected.
But before typing in format fs=ntfs quick, I get a list of options after typing in Create partition primart align=1024:
EFI - Create an EFI system partition
EXTENDED - Create an extended partition
LOGICAL - Create a logical drive
MSR - Create a Microsoft Reserved partition
PRIMARY - Create a primary partition
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New #14
Bah.............sorry mate, my spelling: this is now correct: note primary
diskpart
select disk 0
Create partition primary align=1024
format fs=ntfs quick
active
exit
exit
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New #15
Did that and still getting the load drivers page
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New #16
Mmmm. I'm missing something.
Its not the HDD as Ubuntu was installed to it. Can you try and burn the Windows 7 ISO to another DVD, but this time burn at 4x speed? I don't think thats the issue, but it would help to tick that off the list.
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New #17
I can't, at least not right now, I ran out of DVD's, and the ones I have aren't re-writable
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New #18
Do you have a 4GB USB flash drive lying around? We can use that instead....
http://emea.microsoftstore.com/Catal...nload_Tool.zip
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New #19
Yup, got a 16BG one, I'll get Windows 7 on that
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