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When I tap f8 and set to boot from dvd I get: BOOTMGR is missing
 

My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
How did you create the DVD? You have to use a program like Imgburn (free)
to burn the DVD.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
windows 7 rc 64

I used media player and I also used nero. The thing is I have downloaded windows 7 x86 a few times and that always worked. I would like to try 64 bit but can't get it to boot onto my drive.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
Download ImgBurn (a free app) and try burning with that to a DVD+/-R.

If your download is good and you burn the ISO with ImgBurn, it should boot.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
Now when I boot into the second drive I get: BOOTMGR is missing
what method of install did you use.?
maybe its just a very long day today, but I'm getting confused reading the below parts of the thread. I'm really not sure what we are working with.
1.
Disconnected one hard drive tried to boot on the other and get this message: Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key.
2.
Now when I boot into the second drive I get: BOOTMGR is missing
3. Does your system support x64. Not all CPUs support x64.
I used media player and I also used nero. The thing is I have downloaded windows 7 x86 a few times and that always worked. I would like to try 64 bit but can't get it to boot onto my drive.

might be best to solve 1 problem at a time... have we done that?
 
I used media player and I also used nero. The thing is I have downloaded windows 7 x86 a few times and that always worked. I would like to try 64 bit but can't get it to boot onto my drive.
iron You do have a x64 capable pc correct, I see no specs listed?
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Gateway GT5692
OS
Windows 7 Ulti. x64
CPU
AMD Phenom 8450 triple-core 2.10 ghz
Memory
4GB
Graphics Card(s)
ATI Radion HD 3200
Monitor(s) Displays
Gateway FPD1775W
Screen Resolution
1280x720
Hard Drives
465.6613 Gibibytes
windows 7

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My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
Iron, are you saying that you cannot boot from the burned Win 7 DVD?
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
iron.... nice specs my friend, that sure is not you problem. Have you redownloaded the x64 from ms site and then burned at a low speed on a campatible disc?
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Gateway GT5692
OS
Windows 7 Ulti. x64
CPU
AMD Phenom 8450 triple-core 2.10 ghz
Memory
4GB
Graphics Card(s)
ATI Radion HD 3200
Monitor(s) Displays
Gateway FPD1775W
Screen Resolution
1280x720
Hard Drives
465.6613 Gibibytes
windows 7

I downloaded windows 7 rc 64 three times from microsoft site and burned it with 3 different programs at slow speed still won't load. I downloaded windows 7 x86 and loaded that threw vista and that worked but that would not boot directly to my second drive either.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
when you boot, try tapping f8 until you get the bios boot manager screen.
Select your win 7 drive and press enter to boot from it.

If it does not boot, the install is not creating an MBR on the drive you installed to.

Can you boot your DVD in any other machine?
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
I downloaded windows 7 rc 64 three times from microsoft site and burned it with 3 different programs at slow speed still won't load. I downloaded windows 7 x86 and loaded that threw vista and that worked but that would not boot directly to my second drive either.
Have you looked around in your bios for something like allow other versions of os's to load on this machine. or something like that. I did that on an old win 98 machine so I could load win 2000 but that was long ago. Why it would load x86 and not x64 is sure a head scratcher. Good luck to you.
Rumor has it leak coming soon maybe work for you?
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Gateway GT5692
OS
Windows 7 Ulti. x64
CPU
AMD Phenom 8450 triple-core 2.10 ghz
Memory
4GB
Graphics Card(s)
ATI Radion HD 3200
Monitor(s) Displays
Gateway FPD1775W
Screen Resolution
1280x720
Hard Drives
465.6613 Gibibytes
Iron, I think you should disconnect your vista drive (Remove all cables) and leave only the empty drive to install win 7 on.

boot your system and immediately start tapping f8 to get to bios boot manager and select your DVD Drive (I you put the DVD in) and see if it will boot.

If the DVD does not boot then you should take that DVD to another machine and see if it will boot there.

If the DVD does not boot on any machine, then the DVD is no good.

If the DVD boots on your machine, you should be able to complete the install and get a bootable Hard drive. If it installs, remove the DVD, do not connect other drive, and see if it will boot from your newly created hard drive.

If it boots, you are good to go. If it doesn't then there is another issue.

Please post back
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
boot

I tried the f8 with only the 1 drive pluged into the motherboard and no go. I have another computer but it is not 64 capable.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
Don't worry about that for now, just see if the DVD boots.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
boot

I tried on 2 other computers and they both booted to vista which I have installed on them. Am I not burning the dvd the right way.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
you are correct - it is not bootable. Have you tried Imgburn? Are you using a DVD+/-R or a DVD RW?
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
I have tried imageburn on a very slow speed on a dvd+r. I just tried loading vista 32 bit that I purchased and it worked so it must be my burn or is it that I need 64 bit drivers or are they supposed to be included in the dvd.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows Vista
Your burn is no good
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Intel E8500
OS
Win7 build 7100, Win Bus 64bit, Mac OS X
Motherboard
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi
Memory
4gb DDR3 Gskill
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA Nvidia Geforce 9800GT
Sound Card
Onboard Soundmax
Monitor(s) Displays
8 yr old Princeton 17" LCD
Screen Resolution
1024 768
Hard Drives
3 Sata 2 Seagate 500gb
Case
Coolermaster
Keyboard
Microsoft USB
Mouse
Logitech USB
Research on web says " the e8400 CPU says it is not x64 compatible." on some mobo's.
I see it say x64 ready on your pic might be special thing you need to do...
tried F6 andload the SATA drivers if you use Sata HDDs or
RAID drivers if you use Raid HDs. since x86 and x64 drivers are not the same.

Or wait 2 or 3 days and try 7127 Pre-RTM version - being leaked tonite. (rumors from Russia, china, and several US sites.)
 
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