No device drivers were found

Rollingskies said:

No device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK.

Windows XP-32bit > 7-64bit

I have now spent many hours now on this and this is the latest error message i get after redownloading and going through all this malarky. I am getting very frustrated and heartly sick of MS. They are every example of a monopoly for the economist and will be for years. It is an absolute disgrace that they never even got 10 students to try and download when they uploaded; it's just basic. The money I have spent buying it have been long exceeded at a personal cost in time. I feel cheated.

Can someone tell me where I can get a proper working download of Windows 7 64-bit that just installs properly? I know you can't post it in the forum, but if you could PM it me that would be great.

asking that question could get you banned....
are you trying to do an upgrade or a clean install?

Rollingskies said:

No device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK.

Windows XP-32bit > 7-64bit

I have now spent many hours now on this and this is the latest error message i get after redownloading and going through all this malarky. I am getting very frustrated and heartly sick of MS. They are every example of a monopoly for the economist and will be for years. It is an absolute disgrace that they never even got 10 students to try and download when they uploaded; it's just basic. The money I have spent buying it have been long exceeded at a personal cost in time. I feel cheated.

Here is a new link to DR, MS has released the complete ISO and Boot maker.
Microsoft Fixes Windows 7 Student Edition Upgrade Problems - Windows 7 student edition - Gizmodo

I'm sure there are a lot of people downloading the new iso. Keep trying, or try downloading later tonight when less people are online.