"Unloading the Box" not working


  1. jlee8806
    Posts : 4
    vista/xp dual boot
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    "Unloading the Box" not working


    So i downloaded "DLMWin7HP64US" got some files.

    tried to run "Win7-HP-Retail-en-us-x64"
    but i get this error


    moved the files from my desktop to a folder by themselves (folder is also on desktop) and i get the same error

    im the only user on this computer, why would i not have permission? anyone know what to do?

    thanks.
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
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    jlee8806 said:
    So i downloaded "DLMWin7HP64US" got some files.

    tried to run "Win7-HP-Retail-en-us-x64"
    but i get this error


    moved the files from my desktop to a folder by themselves (folder is also on desktop) and i get the same error

    im the only user on this computer, why would i not have permission? anyone know what to do?

    thanks.

    how much space is left on that drive?

    Ken
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  4. jlee8806
    Posts : 4
    vista/xp dual boot
    Thread Starter
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    10.2 GB
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  6. giantenemycrab
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    almost windows 7
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    I got the same problem.
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  7. Pumpkin Escobar
    Posts : 7
    Windows XP x32 Pro
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    I'm having the same problem but with Win XP x32 Pro.

    Ive tried unchecking read only, didn't work.

    Tried moving the files out of that folder onto the desktop and running, didn't work.

    Also tried redownloading Windows 7.

    Any advice? the burning an .iso image may work, but all tutorials on here so far have been for vista users. And there have been no confirmed cases of it working yet.
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  8. willfromfreepor
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    Windows 7 Premium x64
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    I had this issue and re-downloading the files fixed the issue. Try it a few times.

    edit: Windows 7 student upgrade install problems
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  10. trashpants
    Posts : 11
    Win 7 Pro
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    what happens if you run the setup.exe from the extracted folder?
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  11. wallyinnc
    Posts : 1,607
    Windows 7 x64 finally!
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    Have you tried this Tutorial: Make bootable iso from student d/l
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