Clevo Probook w651sf | Cant install win7 in uefi mode

[gregrocker]

Where did you get the Win7 ISO exactly.

Confirm its HASH from STep 1 of Clean Reinstall Windows 7
and then burn a DVD or write another flash stick this time making sure the settings don't jump in Rufus when you add the ISO.. THey need to match the picture in UEFI Bootable USB Flash Drive - Create in Windows tutorial exactly.

 

[n0br4n]

Where did you get the Win7 ISO exactly.

Confirm its HASH from STep 1 of Clean Reinstall Windows 7
and then burn a DVD or write another flash stick this time making sure the settings don't jump in Rufus when you add the ISO.. THey need to match the picture in UEFI Bootable USB Flash Drive - Create in Windows tutorial exactly.

i got moded bios atm , i get it from premamod and im makin win7 uefi flash stick now. There is an option for select uefi mode on win8 or other os. I will try soon and will let u know result.

 

[gregrocker]

Be extra careful flashing your BIOS. Follow the instructions exactly. Guard against power loss.

Then try the new setting for Other OS UEFI. If that doesn't help answer my question about the ISO source. I will loan you my ISO download if yours is in doubt - you can test the HASH from Step 1 of Clean Reinstall Windows 7

 

[n0br4n]

Be extra careful flashing your BIOS. Follow the instructions exactly. Guard against power loss.

Then try the new setting for Other OS UEFI. If that doesn't help answer my question about the ISO source. I will loan you my ISO download if yours is in doubt - you can test the HASH from Step 1 of Clean Reinstall Windows 7

its worked , im writing on windows7 with uefi now, thanks u a lot for helps.

 

[gregrocker]

Very good. Now be sure to stick with the tools and methods in Clean Reinstall Windows 7
and you'll keep a perfect install for as long as you do.

 

[n0br4n]

Very good. Now be sure to stick with the tools and methods in Clean Reinstall Windows 7
and you'll keep a perfect install for as long as you do.

i did all perfectly , still working nice. Thanks

 

[teodp]

Nice to hear you did it!

But, what did you do to make it working?? Not sure if I understood it from your previous post!

 

[n0br4n]

Nice to hear you did it!

But, what did you do to make it working?? Not sure if I understood it from your previous post!

i installed new bios. Contacted to owned and i asked him can make modded bios or not and he did it so fast Have 2x option about uefi in new bios. UEFI for WIN8 and OTHER OS. so i selected other os and installed win7 with uefi mode

 

[Anshad Edavana]

i installed new bios. Contacted to owned and i asked him can make modded bios or not and he did it so fast Have 2x option about uefi in new bios. UEFI for WIN8 and OTHER OS. so i selected other os and installed win7 with uefi mode

Is there any special reason to stick with UEFI ?. Why not simply install 7 in legacy mode ?.

 

[gregrocker]

Good point, Anshad. I do encourage to try UEFI as best one can so that users can try the full features of the new BIOS', and since it is easier now than in the earliest days when it was constant struggle.

But when one has to go to extraordinary lengths or is about to give up, one can always choose to install to Legacy BIOS to see how that works.

I frankly don't see any difference.

Most of the repair regimens developed here are for MBR installs. All we really have to offer for UEFI repair is Startup Repair or recreating the EFI partition.

 

[n0br4n]

Basically iys working faster on uefi ��

 

[Anshad Edavana]

Basically iys working faster on uefi ��

Pardon me, what is meant by "iys" ?.

 

[n0br4n]

Basically iys working faster on uefi ��

Pardon me, what is meant by "iys" ?.

its lol