i made at least many copies of win7 iso,with ultra iso,dvd decrypter,iso buster and also with image burn,then as it is described i downloaded the win 7 tool and is telling me that the selected file is not a valid iso file,so why this is happening?
i read somewhere in links you gave me that someone copied the win 7 files on the USB stick and all went well with the installation,so what can i do next?
i had just copied all files to usb disc,as someone in links you gave said so that he worked in that manner,but whats the mean of making the USB bootable?as if you have all files in it and from bios you make it boot from usb,is this method not ok?
i cant do it with that Windows7-usb-dvd tool,do you think it can boot?files where copied safely after formatting the usb stick,sometimes its so complicated ,suppliers do thinks complicated so we will pay pay and pay over.
It is not enough to copy the installer files into the USB. Use the tool in Step 2 and follow all of the other steps in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
If the Windows 7 Download Tool will not work for you then the method which always for me is How To Use UltraISO Software To Create Bootable USB Flash Drive
wow what a stressful task,finally i did it,i had to download the trial version of ultra iso because with my registered version did n worked,strange but that's the way it happened,it took about 3 hrs 55 minutes in all,no errors just at one go,so as if i had no errors ,now the USB is boot able?should i try it before i go?can i try it on my PC as well?
i checked the usb with the Mobalive cd and it worked,now time to format,then ill post the result
Last edited by shankly769; 05 Sep 2013 at 17:29.
Boot into BIOS setup to set your HD first to boot, save changes and exit. Then tap the one-time BIOS Boot menu key at reboot to access the flash stick entry on the menu, highlight it and press Enter.
I hope you have read over the steps and prepared carefully for the Clean Reinstall. If you do then you will have a perfect install. Remember to back up your fiels, delete all partitions during the install, have your network adapter driver in the backup in case it isn't provided so you can get online to run all Important and Optional Windows Updates.
so,yes i have everything ready on an external hard drive,im doing double checking,but win xp drivers are not needed for the upgrade for win 7,isn't it?
and what kind of antivirus you suggest for this machine?
on my desktop pc i have avast,and i run,malwarebytes,superantispyware,and cc cleaner,
what you suggest?
AV is covered in the Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 tutorial along with everything else that will assure a perfect install.
I would use MSE instead of Avast, and all the others you mention. MSE doesnt try to sneak in crapware add-ons which are hard to remove, or bother you to register. It is as nearly invisible as an AV can be, yet adequately protects. If you get infected reguarly then I would add MBAM Real Time protections for $29 for life.
It should say on the Computer>Properties page. I'd use 64 bit for 4 gb or more RAM.
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