Error While "Burning" ISO Wind 7x64, Home Premium to USB Drive

gregrocker said:

The error is almost always a bad installer. Confirm the ISO download completed and burn another at 4x speed.

If that fails wipe the HD first with Clean command then define an Active NTFS Primary partition as shown in SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation

Unplug all other HD's and peripherals.

Be sure to read over Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 and ask back any questions you need first. Read the Special Note to HP Owners at the end.

Alright I used DiskPart to clean the Disk out, but I am still getting the same error. I took a picture of the error so I can show you guys specifically what I am talking about incase it is unclear. Note: This is being done with a CD/DVD, I have tried to create a boot USB Using the Ultimate Boot USB Tool above and I keep getting an error that it cannot boot.


http://imgur.com/ybnqPXI

VistaKing said:

What happens if you click on the OK button close the Select the driver to be installed window ? It should then bring back to to the screen below and click Install Now

Nope. It keeps me there until I either shut the PC Down, or until I insert media with the requested driver. Which is why I was so confused before.

Britton30 said:

Did you download the iso again as I suggested? I'm not crazy, some are bad and don't really complete, hence not bootable.

Trying that now. Sorry if I seem stubborn...just a little frustrated.

VistaKing said:

If you eject the DVD and push in the DVD back in and click on Install Now . Making it think its a new disc .

I tried that since I didnt make a USB Boot Stick at first. No change.

VistaKing said:

Try burning the .iso file on a slower speed

Did it at 4X on last try.

If I have to burn it at a dead crawl theres gonna be trouble xD. Will try that when the image finishes redownloading