Installation time of Windows 7

[santoshcoolhere]

Build 7000 took 18min 43seconds for a clean install and Build 7022 took 19min 57seconds.

 

[angryman]

Same here, 7000 took about 15 minutes for me

 

[DiamondNRG]

7022 x64 - 4 minutes from flash drive.

 

[ovidel]

I had this problem at one of my friends...
The XP Installed in like 2-3 hours, because of the CD-Writer . That was too old .

 

[limneos]

my 7022 32bit took 7 minutes from USB stick

 

[CatFish]

Mine took about 45 minutes, clean install, on the 7000 build.
From build to build, around 6 at the moment, I only update, with O2K7, Adobe, NFS Undercover, and many other LOB applications it takes about 1:45, maybe less.

There, my two cents.

 

[Spredas]

half an hour like everytime )

 

[woodyard]

Clean install of Win7 7048 64bit on ThinkPad T400 took a couple of hours. (from DVD)

 

[Smashy]

Clean install of 7048 on a travelmate 6465 (boot to desktop) took 16 minutes

Core 2 duo T7200 / 160GB HD / 2GB DDR2 (installed from a 32GB OCZ USB stick)

 

[smarteyeball]

At what point is everybody actually starting and stopping the timing of the installation?

 

[Smashy]

For me install started when laptop started to boot from the stick and it ended when I saw my desktop.

 

[angryman]

At what point is everybody actually starting and stopping the timing of the installation?

Tossing the CD in and booting the computer, until I see the desktop, install updates and reboot again.

 

[samhfoley]

I made a mistake and changed the value of cversion.ini [HostBuild] MinClient=7233.0 MinServer=7100.0 I changed minClient to 7000 thinking it would give me more renewals for the trial... install on my p5k-e (4gb ram) now at 6 hours. What should I do?

 

[mattjack0]

Depends on the system.
Fresh install on the following 4-5 Mins for the complete install start to finish.


Core i7 8 core 64 bit 2.66 Ghz (overclocked to 3.9 Ghz)

12GB or Ram (overclocked)

Intel X25 Extreme Solid State Drive

 

[pillainp]

12 minutes from start to desktop, installing from a Kingston 4GB USB stick.

 

[TrevorW]

Variable W7pro install times on HP Compaq 6000 pcs

Hi Guys,
Has anyone else seen these so far unaccountable long install times for W7pro.
I am rolling out 5 HP Compaq 6000 pcs, 3 installed in about 90mins while 1 required an overnight session (I left the install running) When I approached HP about the problem (on the last machine) they told me to interrupt the install and start again - long story but the machine was replaced. The new one has been installing now for about 6 or 7 hours.

The install method is using the HP recovery disk which (once booted) wipes the supplied Vista downgrade to XP install and then starts the W7 pro install. You spend a short time feeding disks into the machine then the install happens for real. There seams to be no reason why it can vary so much.

Anyone got any news ???? (I've used the same disk set through out apart from when attempting further installs during my sessions with HP - made no difference)

REgards
Trev

 

[garryggreen]

I installed W7 x64 twice because I couldn't believe it - 12 minutes to using desktop.

 

[JonathanV]

Here's my installation time of Windows 7:

• Copying Files - 5 seconds
• Expanding Files - 18 minutes
• Installing features - 15 seconds
• Installing updates - 43 seconds
• Completing installation - 6 minutes
• Preparing Windows 7 for the first time - 3 minutes

 

[garryggreen]

My BIOS takes 1 full minute so:
BIOS - 1 minute
USB boot of W7 install media to 1st prompt - 2 minutes
1st prompt to 1st reboot - 3 minutes
BIOS - 1 minute
Install continues - 2 minutes
BIOS - 1 minute
To Logon Screen - 1 minute