UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) - Install Windows 7 with

Brink said:

You could create separate partition(s) on the drive with anything over 2TB.

But I don't want separate partitions, I want one big drive.... If I wanted more than one partition, I could have just gotten smaller drives and just have multiples of those, but I didn't....

Besides, wasn't it this guide that touted that installing windows 7 on a pure UEFI system possible, yet I come along and it doesn't work for me? Has anyone actually installed windows 7 on a UEFI system with a hardrive greater than 2TB and without splitting up the drives to smaller partitions (or even a RAID system consisting of more than one drive totaling to more than 2TB of space) and also works without issue or is this just a theoretical concept that *should* work but in practice when you actually try it out, it doesn't really work since, blah is missing, or blah is not working, blah blah bla....?

Brink said:

It still works to install Windows 7 with UEFI, but without sitting at the computer, it's hard to say exactly what the problem is.

Hmmm, ....

Brink said:

Do you have anything setup differently than the usual plain setup?

Define usual plain setup.

Brink said:

Basically, UEFI motherboard, no dual boots, no RAID, etc... A single unallocated drive to select to clean install Windows on during Windows Setup.

What - RAID setup is dismissed?! Anything else? Be more specific so I can answer better...

I've tried this, and many other methods of installing Windows 7 on my Surface Laptop 3, but they all seem to either give me messages like "Couldn't find the license agreement" or it freeze while the Windows 7 boot screen is loading. What should I do?
(I am sorry if this isn't the right place to put this.)