Installing windows7- getting errors

[Leimone]

Alright so recently my OS gave up on me out of the blue and I could't boot into windows anymore.
I put in my W7 CD and ran it from boot, I tried to install Windows over my C: but it gave me an errror.
I then tried formating my C: (SSD 120gig) and now when I try to install Windows 7 on it I get Error Code: 0x80070570, same thing as before.
The computer is brand new and I used the same CD to install windows on it for just 2 weeks ago.

 

[theog]

Where did you get the Windows 7 DVD from?

 

[Leimone]

Where did you get the Windows 7 DVD from?

my university, why`? the computer is 2 weeks old and I installed Windows on the same comp with the exact same hardwares with the same CD and everything 2 weeks ago

 

[theog]

If you installed two weeks ago, why reinstall?

 

[Leimone]

If you installed two weeks ago, why reinstall?

Did you even read my post?
What other choice do I have?

 

[theog]

Try replacing the DVD.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello.


As a start, have a look through the information in this tutorial at the link below for some additional ideas and be sure to post back with any further questions you may have and to keep us informed.

Windows 7 Installation Errors : Troubleshoot Step by Step

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[Leimone]

So since I didn't get any decent help here I had to send in the computer to get repaired.
This is what they fixed; "We have changed the RAM in your computer. After the exchange the computer starts normally but windows obviously needs to be reinstalled."
The computer as I said was 2 weeks old, do you think it was a factory issue or what can I do to prevent this from happening in the future?

 

[theog]

If you installed two weeks ago, why reinstall?

Still awaiting answers.
Sounds look PC was build with non-matching parts.

 

[Leimone]

If you installed two weeks ago, why reinstall?

Still awaiting answers.
Sounds look PC was build with non-matching parts.

Wouldn't this error appear much earlier then?
Like a day or two tops, especially when playing games?
And your answer to your question is in the 1st post.
I couldn't access windows, so I decided to format the harddrive incase of any virus and then install windows on new.
I just don't want this problem to occur again, that's all.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello.


As a start, have a look through the information in this tutorial at the link below for some additional ideas and be sure to post back with any further questions you may have and to keep us informed.

Windows 7 Installation Errors : Troubleshoot Step by Step

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So since I didn't get any decent help here

You've got a lot of damn nerve, step three under Hardware in this tutorial I posted a link to outlines how to test RAM if you would have bothered to actually have a look.

 

[Leimone]

Hello.


As a start, have a look through the information in this tutorial at the link below for some additional ideas and be sure to post back with any further questions you may have and to keep us informed.

Windows 7 Installation Errors : Troubleshoot Step by Step

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So since I didn't get any decent help here

You've got a lot of damn nerve, step three under Hardware in this tutorial I posted a link to outlines how to test RAM if you would have bothered to actually have a look.

I did read thru it, however it requires me to download a file when I CANNOT boot into windows as I've mentioned already.
I do appreciate the thread that you linked, but all I had was Command Prompt and possibly some way to make an earlier restore point which I could restore to (this option doesn't even matter at this point)

 

[gregrocker]

In the future if you have problems with Win7, follow the troubleshooting steps in my signature.

There is also a link there to get a perfect reinstall, which can help avoid problems.

We have to assume users have access to another computer to help them make the disks required to troubleshoot. That's all.