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30 Oct 2016 | #2080 |
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I'm glad it could help.
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07 Nov 2016 | #2081 |
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12 Dec 2016 | #2082 |
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I am running Win7 HP 32bit
I have a copy of Digital River Win7 Pro 32bit ISO Can I use the ISO to do a repair install ? If so, are there any tricks I need to know to use the DVD of the ISO ? Would appreciate some help ![]() ------------ My apologies for not reading through the thread There are 105 pages to this thread, this PC wont last that long before it falls over |
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12 Dec 2016 | #2083 |
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
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I have used ISO's from here with no problems as long as you have that activation code. No special tricks needed mate just make the DVD bootable and install from it as you would a Microsoft DVD ![]() |
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19 Jan 2017 | #2084 |
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The Repair Install to a 64 bit version of W7 Pro went pretty much okay (I DID have to right click on setup.exe and check to compatibility issues) until it finally finished Transferring Files, Settings, etc (the last step).
Then it slapped up an error message Windows could not configure one or more system components. To install Windows restart the computer and then restart the installation. After said restart I get another message The upgrade was not successful. Your previous version of Windows is being restored. What does it want me to do know? It finally got finished 'restoring'. Won't I get the same result if I try the Repair Install yet again? |
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19 Jan 2017 | #2085 |
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Hello boweasel,
![]() Most likely, you'll end up getting the same result if you try again. You might see if the log file below may be able to reveal a more detailed explanation. C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\panther\setupact.log |
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18 Mar 2017 | #2086 |
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Hello Kenny,
![]() Windows 7 has been having issues with Windows Update lately. You might see if this below may help you as well. Windows updates stuck at 0% forever I'm currently dong a repair install of Win7 SP1 x64 on my family's Dell Inspiron 620 desktop PC and it seems to be stuck on "gathering files, settings and programs" section at 0% for at least 2 hours. I may as well wait several hours like Jblumhorst did when he did a Win7 repair install on his computer. |
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21 Jul 2017 | #2087 |
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I used my OEM win 7x64 home premium disk to try a repair install. It failed due to the installed win 7 sp1 being a newer version of windows than my install disk. I then tried to download an ISO of win 7 from MS using my product key but was told that the key was oem or from a computer maker and to contact them. Well I built it myself and I'm in constant contact with the manufacturer
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21 Jul 2017 | #2088 |
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Clean install.
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21 Jul 2017 | #2089 |
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I was kind of afraid of that. Oh well, a nine year run with out reinstalling the os is pretty good.
I guess win update should take care of building it back up to sp1 again correct? |
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