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32-Bit BootSect
Good Morning Everyone.
I am trying to install a copy of the 64-bit Windows 7 I bought from Digital River, but the laptop will not start from the DVD. I can open the ISO using PowerArchiver or Nero, as well as mounting the ISO using PowerArchiver or DaemonTools, so I know the archive checks out. I am running the 32-bit version of Vista and am trying to put together the USB setup disk, but I can not find a 32-bit version of BootSect. I've spent several days searching the Internet trying to find a copy, to no success. Is anyone willing to eMail me a copy? Alternately, I saw the thread about BCDEdit, but I do not find that on my Vista system. Is it on the market version of the CD/DVD or is it part of the actual OS? I have a pre-built system from HP, so I only have their semi-retarded "Recovery Disks." Any help is greatly appreciated. I know a ton of people have had this problem with Digital River. I wish I had have know beforehand, especially since they have been less than helpful. Thanks. |
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Here you go - rt click the .zip >Properties>Unblock>Apply>OK.
![]() Rt click the .zip -Extract All - then copy bootsect.exe into Windows\System32 on your Vista system . You won't need to change directory to it in cmd as it opens at System32 by default. You already have bcdedit in Vista - look in the same place Windows\System32 folder Have fun. |
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I did not attempt the Student D/L tutorial, as I received the actual ISO, not a "box" file.
Thank you SIW2. Hopefully that file will get me up and running. This has been a real pain trying to get this working. Take care. |
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If you want to run the installer from usb stick - there are free programs that will transfer from an .iso to usb for you , like this one:Click here to download usb/dvd tool
Microsoft Store: How to use usb/dvd tool Or if you already have the installation dvd - transfer from dvd to bootable usb with this: WinToFlash0.5.0013 beta WinToFlash : Video Make a Bootable USB Installer with WinToFlash WinToFlash - Install Windows from usb - Home page |
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I appreciate all the help. With the file from SIW2, it was a very quick and simple. I appreciate it.
Scott |
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You're welcome.
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| 16 Jun 2010 | #8 |
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how did you add the bootsec to your USB?
Hi, can you explain how you were able to add the 32-bit bootsec to your USB? I'm having trouble doing it and the programs that were suggested don't work.
Thanks, EQL |
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| 16 Jun 2010 | #9 |
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Try this: creating a 2 OS thumb drive
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| 16 Jun 2010 | #10 |
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Try this: creating a 2 OS thumb drive
*EQL* |
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