Win 7 install fails after files decompression


  1. AlanN
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    Win 7 install fails after files decompression


    So I tried to install Win 7 on a SSD (two different working SSD's actually, to see if one wasnt corrupted). Install recognize the disks, but after the files successfully decompress, install fails. I formatted the disks in every way before install, and also tried AHCI, IDE and RAID. None of these worked.
    I run Win 7 from purchased DVD.
    Any idea or suggestion would help me alot
    Thanks in advance
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