2 different errors on win7 set up

I'd be surprised. I'll bet you had a bad torrent.

ahh but you are forgetting that i used the same download on another computer and it worked fine!
Yes, but if a little piece is wrong, it could succeed in some situations and fail in others. That's the nature of bad installation data.
 

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agreed. :)
 

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tried to but e checksum never matched...and i dont think this was because of an error in the validity of the data but something to do with the original checksum.

A checksum that doesn't match official HASH is a very risky proposition indeed.

Even if it isn't a failed download (likely) then it can often mean add-ins you might not want.

Another risk of using torrents. Be sure to always rightclick scan the extracted files first thing with AV and Spybot.
 
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