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  1. bagatanmd
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    windows vista home premium x86
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    installation error: 0xc0000001


    hi guys,

    new here. i tried installing win 7 pro upgrade from student discount onto a seperate 1tb drive. i have vista premium and was doing a dual boot. files would load but after that i would get this error: winload.exe error. tried installing it alone onto the 1tb seagate drive, removing the vista drive but still the same error. remove every peripheral and 2 stick of ram but still the same error. system is intel q6600 on an asus p5ke-wifi with 4 gig of 8500 ocz ram.

    also tried repairing my vista installation but the same error appears.

    any help will greatly be appreciated.
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  3. DocBrown
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    Have you read these two links here yet ?

    Questions to use for help with Installation Issues




    Tutorial quick reference list for Installing Windows 7

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  4. bagatanmd
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    system spec: intel q6600. asus p5ke-wife, 4 gig (1x4) OCZ ddr2 8500 ram, 1 80 gig sata drive ( vista drive ), 1 500 gig sata hdd WD, 1 1tb seagate sata, 2x sata optical drive and i ide optical drive, 1 500 gig maxtor external drive, ati 3870 512mb graphics.
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  6. Adrian
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    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
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    Installation Error


    Welcome to the Windows 7 forum.

    As stated here is the error: Security Accounts Manager initialization failed because of the following error: A device attached to the system is not functioning.
    Error Status: 0xc0000001.

    For further support please post your system specifications at the bootom left of your secreen.

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  7. bagatanmd
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    the error that i have is stating that winload.exe is either corrupt or missing. it tells me to load the disc to repair or reinstall the software.
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  8. bagatanmd
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    any help or idea about the problem?
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  10. bagatanmd
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    still knocking.
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  11. Adrian
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    I just woke up. need coffee!
    Bang, are you installing with 2 monitors?
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  12. bagatanmd
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    was able to resolved the problem. the damn thing does not like to install using the ide drive. change to sata drive and thats it windows 7 pro 64 installed.
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  13. gregrocker
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    bagatanmd said:
    hi guys,

    new here. i tried installing win 7 pro upgrade from student discount onto a seperate 1tb drive. i have vista premium and was doing a dual boot. files would load but after that i would get this error: winload.exe error. tried installing it alone onto the 1tb seagate drive, removing the vista drive but still the same error. remove every peripheral and 2 stick of ram but still the same error. system is intel q6600 on an asus p5ke-wifi with 4 gig of 8500 ocz ram.

    also tried repairing my vista installation but the same error appears.

    any help will greatly be appreciated.
    If it is an external USB drive, MS has specifically precluded installing Win7 to a USB external drive.

    edit: I see you fixed it IDE>SATA. Others with this error may find it will boot up leaving the install disk in the drive, then you can run a Repair Install (Upgrade over itself) from desktop
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