Hopeless Win7 Installation Problem


  1. Posts : 1
    Istanbul
       #1

    Hopeless Win7 Installation Problem


    Hello,

    I am trying to install windows 7 on my new laptop DELL INS 5559. I created a USB Boot via Rufus and also a DVD with Windows ISO Burner.

    Problem is 3 phased :

    If I just use USB stick :

    Then it gives "A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing" error. I have tried unplug and plug many times with different styles, not worked.

    If I just use DVD :

    I can't boot with it, after power on it gives "boot failed, press a key to restart" error.

    If I use both of them :

    I boot via USB which is fine and I come to install screen, I choose Windows 7 version and at hard-disk partition choosing it gives "Setup was unable to create a new system partition" error in both partitions. One is 300GB System Type, other is 630GB Primary type.

    Another crazy thing :

    I can just use diskpart in welcome install screen, not in partition select screen.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2bZkKbW7BM
    I did same thing in above, when I restart it gave BOOTMGR missing error, I try to diskpart again and my partition was lost! 959GB Disk but 0B free!

    I can supply any screenshot you want, just please help me get over this problem. It has been 2 days now, I searched all around the net but didn't find anything at all.

    I most probably already tried anykind of stuff, but I will try again and report you everything.

    BIOS is on Legacy and AHCI.
    Last edited by mbugc24; 03 Mar 2016 at 07:17.
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  2. Posts : 3
    Windows 10 Enterprise 64bit
       #2

    did you use the same Win7 ISO for the bootable USB and DVD you created? If yes, you may want to try to download a new ISO just to make sure it is not ISO-related problem.

    Also,
    During installation (both USB and DVD plugged-in), did you try to delete all the HDD's content by selecting "Delete" before you proceed to the fresh OS install?
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