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Windows 7: Windows 7 install DVD won't boot because of corrupt files

22 May 2016   #1
ramlars

Bukidnon
 
 
Windows 7 install DVD won't boot because of corrupt files

I've been trying out several tutorials such as the sfc, bootrec etc.

Nothing seems to work. I can use a windows repair disc but it's not fixing the problem. When I use my windows 7 installer, upon boot it loads driver and stuff but then gives out this error (attached pic)

So I tried sfc and bootrec but the problem still persists.

This is my SFCdetails file attached


Hoping you guys can help me. All my data is secured and I just want to wipe everything and install from scratch.






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File Type: txt sfcdetails.txt (42.3 KB, 0 views)
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22 May 2016   #2
AddRAM

Windows 7 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro x64
 
 

So what is the problem then, if you just want to wipe your drive ?

I always use a Partition Wizard Boot CD to setup a drive. But your install disc should do everything you need, but if it`s corrupt you need to create a new one.

https://www.partitionwizard.com/part...otable-cd.html

If you need to create a new install dvd follow the instructions on this page to download the iso file you need, then burn to dvd at no faster then x4 speed.

Download Windows 7 and 8.1 ISO Images from Microsoft - gHacks Tech News

Free ISO Burner
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22 May 2016   #3
ramlars

Bukidnon
 
 

Oh... I never thoughr of that.
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22 May 2016   #4
ramlars

Bukidnon
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by AddRAM View Post
So what is the problem then, if you just want to wipe your drive ?

I always use a Partition Wizard Boot CD to setup a drive. But your install disc should do everything you need, but if it`s corrupt you need to create a new one.

https://www.partitionwizard.com/part...otable-cd.html

If you need to create a new install dvd follow the instructions on this page to download the iso file you need, then burn to dvd at no faster then x4 speed.

Download Windows 7 and 8.1 ISO Images from Microsoft - gHacks Tech News

Free ISO Burner
I already have the iso. I just can't get past that corrupt file thing. I guess i'll try those. I just ran out of DVDs though so I'll try tomorrow.
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22 May 2016   #5
AddRAM

Windows 7 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro x64
 
 

Then maybe your iso is corrupted ??

Just download a new one.
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22 May 2016   #6
ramlars

Bukidnon
 
 

This is driving me crazy. The last iso I had came from the website you gave (techbench) and it was with the help of microsoft customer support (remote)

So i used partition and wiped everything, restart with the install disc and the same error popped up. Currently using my repair disk to restore my back up.

I guess the ISO is the problem, but it came from Microsoft and the download finished properly. Used poweriso and burned at 4x only.
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22 May 2016   #7
AddRAM

Windows 7 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro x64
 
 

Are you positive you are booting from the disc ?

The 1st line on your screen says "Windows failed to start"
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22 May 2016   #8
ramlars

Bukidnon
 
 

Yes, there's no other boot available.
Screen says press a key to boot from cd/dvd
Laptop loads drivers and stuff, then it gives that error.

My repair disc works. Just not the install disc. I have 5 already made. The last one came from that techbench technique

I used poweriso to burn the dvds at 4x
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23 May 2016   #9
ramlars

Bukidnon
 
 

downloading ISO again

Maybe I should have the DVD burned in a PC repairshop or something
My System SpecsSystem Spec
23 May 2016   #10
AddRAM

Windows 7 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro x64
 
 

No there`s no need for that.
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