can't install

[stmtnk]

hi everyone last night i just purchased the student windows 7 professionnal 32bit
and today i'm trying to install but it wont

when i start the install on my desktop and chose cutom to do a clean one it loads unpack and when it restart BANG blue screen and everytime its for a different reason

or when i boot from dvd ( i made myself a boot cd with imgburn) same thing just can'T get on the setup because of another blue screen with different errors each time

im getting pissed and i want to format my computer today

anyone have an idea?

 

[zigzag3143]

hi everyone last night i just purchased the student windows 7 professionnal 32bit
and today i'm trying to install but it wont

when i start the install on my desktop and chose cutom to do a clean one it loads unpack and when it restart BANG blue screen and everytime its for a different reason

or when i boot from dvd ( i made myself a boot cd with imgburn) same thing just can'T get on the setup because of another blue screen with different errors each time

im getting pissed and i want to format my computer today

anyone have an idea?

Hi and welcome

Go into bios make sure dvd is checked as bootable. Boot from it.
where did you get the image?
What speed did you burn it at?

Ken J++

 

[stmtnk]

my image was created with the files downloaded from Digital river and i followed a tutorial on how to burn with imgburn because there is an option to create a bootable disc ... so i dont know for the speed

 

[DarkXeno]

Unplug all USB items, make sure you have the latest bios and your not overclocking.

 

[stmtnk]

everything is unplugged , just tried again and when i dont have a blue screen i have a black screen with my mouse cursor and nothing happens , like i see the windows logo and the files loading but after nothing....

i'm getting realy pissed now!

 

[kegobeer]

Have you read any of the installation sticky posts?

http://www.sevenforums.com/installa...ck-reference-list-installing-windows-7-a.html

http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/34853-common-installation-problems.html

 

[Adrian]

Welcome to Windows 7 forums, st are you installing the 64 bit version?

 

[Adrian]

Ok, I di not read your original post, 32 bit it is.
Since you extracted the iso to a dvd access you bios and change your boot priority to dvd as first boot. Put your dvd into the drive and reboot.

 

[gregrocker]

We need to eliminate the DVD burn as possible problem.

Go to the files you originally downloaded and run Setup to see how far you can get into the install.

I see you say you booted the DVD so I am assuming you already have your BIOS set to boot from DVD, and got the prompt to "hit any key to boot from CD/DVD?"

When we get angry we can make rash decisions so this requires cool systematic troubleshooting.

 

[stmtnk]

ok i used the setup and it started to install without any problems but at the expanding files it looks like i miss some and i get the 0x80070570 error.... do you think if i download an iso of the full windows 7 pro version i'll be able to use my upgrade liscence code??? because i cant just upgrade because i'm on a french windows and im moving to an english one....

 

[gregrocker]

Run built-in Windows Memory DIagnostic test or bootable Memtest86 to check your RAM.

If errors are shown, pull out each stick one at a time then rerun to determine which is faulty.

Kingston is very good about supporting bad ram and will replace if necessary, help troubleshoot.

Meanwhile, checksum the HASH on your download comparing to the correct HASH for your version, to verify the download.

 

[stmtnk]

checked and no ram error.... pretty weird ...i guess i'll have to wait for my dvds from MS to install it...

 

[Adrian]

checked and no ram error.... pretty weird ...i guess i'll have to wait for my dvds from MS to install it...

Another option is eliminate the disk option and extract the iso to a 4 gig flash key, before make the flash key a bootable disk and then extract the iso to the key and reboot and install from the key, hopefully the iso was'nt corrupted.

 

[gregrocker]

If you purchased a retail copy from MS, tech support is included in the price. You can call them and they will help you work through this error.

I have found in the past that MS tech support is worth more than the price of the product.

Here is more for that install error:: http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/5318-win7-install-error-0x80070570.html

Try again to boot from the DVD and report back exact symptoms and error text.

 

[Adrian]

What Causes 0x80070570
0x80070570 is a critical Windows error and is caused by a corrupt registry entry that should be repaired immediately to prevent further corruption in other applications and/or hardware. Risks include hardware failure, blue screen errors and fatal crashes. http://www.regcure.tv/free-download.php

Common Symptoms
0x80070570 symptoms include program lock ups, shut down or start up problems, slow pc performance, sluggish behaviour, screen freeze, beeping sounds, problems opening documents as well as issues during software installation

 

[stmtnk]

ok so... what should i do ... wipe out my hdd with linux and try to reinstall?

 

[Adrian]

ok so... what should i do ... wipe out my hdd with linux and try to reinstall?

You could but that does'nt resolve the original issue which is a corrupt iso or dvd.
If you are able download the iso again and if you must use the dvd media extract the iso at the slowest possible speed and try again

 

[stmtnk]

ok reburned at the slowest speed ...but still having blue screens when its reboots for the first time

there is all codes i've seen so far

0x80070570
0xc0000005
c000021a
0x0034f404
0x000000c2
0x00000019
0xc0000h2
0x000000f4

 

[gregrocker]

Take out all but one RAm stick and try to boot from the installer again.

 

[stmtnk]

why would my ram cause such problem?

and i just tried to install it but when windows is expanding files i get a message error that tells me that there is a missing file or a corrupted one...

so im starting to believe that my windows 7 copy is corrupted