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"Do yo have a DVD drive to burn the ISO to DVD using Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool ?"
Exactly what I asked him in post #13, but got no answer.
Install windows problem
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New #22
I will answer your questions 1 by 1 .
Yes it's probably from the hard drive not the stick . I made a lot of formats with that usb stick so i think usb stick it's not the problem.
Nope i am pressing F11 to load the boot menu , i select usb stick then computer restarts >.< I don't even see the "press any key to boot ..blah blah blah.. "
From the tutorial "Windows 7 Installation Failure - Troubleshoot" I follow each step 1 by 1 . I didn't do step 3 because i didn't find something like that in bios. I wrote the commands from step 6 in the recovery command propmt and i restart the computer. After that nothing , several restarts again ...I format my laptop to windows 8.1 with that stick. I will see what i have, i need to buy a clean dvd then ok.
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New #23
You only get the words "Press any key to boot from dvd" when you boot from a dvd, not a usb stick.
That is why I asked you if you have access to a computer with a dvd burner, so you can create your own Windows 7 install dvd, but you refuse to answer.
If you have downloaded the proper version of Windows 7 SP1 you need, and still want to put it on the usb stick then use Wintobootic. It works perfectly, everytime.
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If you want to burn the iso file to dvd then use this simple tool at the slowest possible burning speed.
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You seem to have installed Windows 8.1 with a usb stick no problem, I do not understand why you are having so much trouble installing Windows 7 ?
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New #24
Let me see wha dvds i have, to burn it
I don't refuse to answer questions. Anything you ask i will answer. I really don't know why these problems. Maybe something from motherboard or anything else...
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New #25
I had an old dvd with windows 7 x64 , i plug it and it works.
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New #26
Balls.... didn't work... stuck at 28% i test the hard drive to another computer and format finished. I plug it back to the main computer anddddddddd nothing...
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New #27
Does it have SP1?
Be sure to Check for Updates to install all Important and Optional Updates, with reboots, going back to Check For Updates again until no more are offered. It may still be a few days before it offers SP1 if you don't have it in the disk.
Better to use the latest official ISO in Clean Reinstall Windows 7.
Be sure to stick with the other steps in that tutorial, too, to get and keep a perfect install.
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New #28
Well greg, as i said i plug it back and nothing ...
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New #30
Is this still appearing, after you said you completed the steps to Troubleshoot Windows 7 Installation Failures - Windows 7 Help Forums which say to reset BIOS to defaults and set SATA controller to AHCI?
If so then disable it.
Confirm you downloaded a new ISO Win7 Home Premium x86 SP1 English Official ISO download and wrote it to the flash stick using Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool
Try it again and if it fails again then try DVD burned with same tool.
Confirm you wiped the HD with Clean command and full formatted the partition from the steps.
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