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Okay thanks Noel. I just downloaded the KASPERSKY REMOVAL TOOL.
I checked the ISO file I downloaded but it seems to be corrupted. You know another site to download an Official Retail Windows 7 ISO file?
Error with SP1 windows update
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New #32
http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-58996.iso - 32bit Home Premium Win7 with SP1
The RTM (original version) is a lot more complex - and I can't find my original links
Ah - here itis .....
http://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technol...download-linksLast edited by NoelDP; 01 Feb 2012 at 14:05. Reason: Found it!
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New #33
Noel these are the 2 links of the Windows 7 ISO downloads that I used before. After an error download last night I redownloaded again and it went fine this time.
I downloaded from one of these links:
are these fine? I'll just burn it on a DVD or run it with DAEMON TOOLS?
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By the way, I'm downloading from my PC at the office so don't wonder if you see the XP UI from the screen shots :)
I'll just use this one without the SP1 to make sure it's compatible.
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New #34
By the way, RESTORE POINT issue is fixed now. But I don't know if it's stable. I'm still monitoring it. But so far after about 20 reboots the Restore Point is still there.
Also, you guys know the MD5 Checksum of Windows 7 Home premium?
I checked the ISO that I downloaded and here's the result:
W7 HASHCALC.txt
MD5: c58bc371c1ee56d0d1e3986d0a2c639e
SHA1: cc9d8220b2179e784d85bf1ea98d2ee2190d534f
RIPEMD160: 365de0afd53e592ab235f71c9cd0bf3af9dc1161
CRC32: 5df6dba0
Is this correct?
I won't pretend that I understand these codes but I gather that this is the way to check if you got the real thing or not.Last edited by Zyrandiel; 02 Feb 2012 at 01:17.
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New #35
From what I can find out, that MD5 is correct (which means the file is OK.
I would create the DVD, rather than risk a virtual drive becoming unreadable part way through - burn it at the slowest speed you can, as this reduces the chances of errors.
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New #36
Copy that Noel. I'll just have to secure blank DVD's first and learn how to burn an image to a dvd using ImgBurn. Tnx man! :)
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Hey guys, so I was trying to burn the ISO file to a blank DvD but I keep getting this error:
ImgBurn.log
ImgBurn 1.log
Am I doing something wrong? The settings perhaps?
I tried Burning from x3 up to x8 but I get the same errors again and again.
I tried using Daemon Tools Pro and I successfully burned the Image to a blank DvD but when It came to the VERIFICATION part of the whole process it failed.
I checked the DvD that I used with DT and its loaded with the files from the ISO. So I'm wondering if it's okay to use.
Please help...
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New #39
What type of DVD are you using?
Did you make sure it was blank and unused?
Have you considered using ImgBurn?
The Official ImgBurn Website
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New #40
The DvD was a new one. I bought it myself. A Sony DVD+R. Actually, I used ImgBurn as shown from the screenshots that I attached from my previous post.
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