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Hello Joe,
The USB key needs to be at least 4 GB in size. :)
USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create
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New #211
typed clean all,
and
output looks like this?
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New #212
Hi Fluidmotion,
You first need to select a disk. Try this:
list disk
then identify which disk you want to clean, and then type
select disk #
then the clean all command
Regards,
Golden
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New #213
Can i partition a 15 GB usb flash drive into two partitions so i can transfer one with windows 7 64 bits and in the other with the 32 bits? or is there another way to let me pick one of the version when installing into a hard drive? I already have a usb flash with home premium 64, but i want to have the 32 bits version so i can install it to other machines with valid licenses.
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New #214
Check here, Stage two Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create
Put them all on one partition on a USB drive, or DVD.
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New #215
After running through the steps, I get a message saying "NTLDR is missing Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart" after the BIOS splash.
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New #216
Hello thebladeroden,
If you used OPTION TWO with the issues that you are currently having from your other posts, then that may be why it's not working for you.
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New #217
Would this work for a USB 2 4GB or will I need to do Method 2.
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New #218
Hello Infinite,
Sure, if you have or create a ISO file of Windows 7, you could do Option One if you like. :)
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New #219
Hello, I'm new here.
I have a laptop that is HP Pavilion dv5, it has Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bits installed on it, I have the 64 bit installation on a USB drive, can I install the 64 bit on my 32 bit system?
(PS: I have all my important stuff as a backup on my hard drive, and I'm totally ready for a clean installation.)
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