Can't install Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit?

[Sheesey]

Over here you'll be paying around $24 for 5 ._.

 

[Sheesey]

I must be off now. Thank you for your time. I shall be back in about 12 hours. It's 5:37 AM ._. Need Sleep xD

 

[Sheesey]

OMG SORRY, I got caught up in so much stuff I didn't have time to post. Okay, so, got some DVDs. And of course, My DVD-RW LightScribe Drive conks out. I grab the one of my Dads, DVD-RW and plug it in. I get nothing. Won't in hardware/BIOS. Cables are fine, works fine on my dads comp. .................I need help. Tankyou

 

[gregrocker]

Does the DVD drive register in BIOS setup? Check the cables and their connections. Try new ones.

Unplug everything else - all other HD's, peripherals, TV Tuner card, etc. Just have one wiped HD.

 

[Sheesey]

Yeah, the cables are fine. I put in a pair of brand New ones but still no luck. It doesn't register into the Bios, no. I have tried everything including Device Manager. Basically I'm screwed. I am just going to buy a New Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit in-store. I think it'll be alot easier. Thank you, I really do appreciate your help. I hope this thread helps other people.

 

[theog]

Yeah, the cables are fine. I put in a pair of brand New ones but still no luck. It doesn't register into the Bios, no. I have tried everything including Device Manager. Basically I'm screwed. I am just going to buy a New Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit in-store. I think it'll be alot easier. Thank you, I really do appreciate your help. I hope this thread helps other people.

Buying a New Windows 7 DVD, will not make the DVD/CD Drive show in BIOS.

 

[gregrocker]

If your DVD drive will not show up in BIOS and you cannot get it to show up by reinstalling it, changing cables, cleaning it, trying another disk to make sure it's burned correctly, then the next step is to write the Win7 ISO (extracted with ImgBurn if necessary) to flash stick using Universal USB Installer with Win7 in dropdown menu.

Then boot the stick by tapping one-time BIOS Boot Menu key at boot, select flash stick under USB, Removable or HD's.

 

[Sheesey]

I know. But I can't get the DVD RW Drive to show up and my DVD RW LightScribe Drive won't read any blank discs. And I don't have a FlashDrive big enough, remember?

 

[theog]

I would replace your DVD Drive.

 

[gregrocker]

Can you swap in another DVD drive to try install? If not reinstall the one you have.

 

[Sheesey]

Sorry if I sound rude, Theog. But that's also what I'm trying to do. It seems it just isn't compatible? Anyways, I found out that my Old DVD-RW LightScribe Drive has just had it's life. It's about 4 years old, now. The only things that could be the problem is, 1: My new HDD has some sort of malfunctioning, or 2: The Bad DVD Discs?
Anyways, Smiles
It's not the end of the world

EDIT: What I meant is if I buy a New Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit Disc instore, I can install it from my old DVD-RW Drive as all it does now is read "Written" Discs

 

[gregrocker]

Where exactly did you get the Win7 ISO and how exactly are you burning it to DVD?