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Windows 7 Epic Fail..!! Restart to continue setup Troubleshooting Tips To Solve Common Problems When Windows 7 Does Not Install 1. Run Windows Upgrade Advisor to see if there are any known issues that might affect the installation and fix them. ....TRANSCRIPT
Windows 7 Epic Fail..!!
Restart to continue setup
Troubleshooting Tips To Solve CommonProblems When Windows 7 Does NotInstall:
1. Run Windows Upgrade Advisor to see if there are any known issues that might affect the installation and fix them.http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/upgrade-advisor
2. Disable all security software including anti-virus and firewall programs (see #10).3. Make sure your computer has the most recent BIOS and drivers.4. Disconnect all external devices except keyboard and mouse before installing.5. If your computer/motherboard has integrated video use that and remove the dedicated video card.
6. Large amount of RAM(memory) - try reducing theamount of RAM. 1GB ifinstalling 32bit, 2GB for 64bit,then replace RAM if theupgrade is successful. Also ifyou just added new RAMmake sure it's compatible.7. If you have multiple harddrives remove all except theone you're installingWindows 7 on, then replaceafter Windows 7 is installed.
8. If you downloaded Windows 7 and burned it to a DVD try burning it again at the slowest speed possible. It's also possible the download may have errors, you could try downloading it again.
9. Check your RAM (memory) for errors. May take awhile, only do if nothing else worked.
A) Insert the Windows 7 DVD and restart the computer.
B) Boot from the Windows 7 DVD.C) Choose your language, then click
Next.D) Click on "Repair your computer"
then select the operating system to repair.
E) Click the Memory Diagnostics link on the System Recovery menu.
F) The computer will restart and your memory checked for any errors.
10. Disable Startup Programs:A) Click Start, type MSCONFIG in the Start
Search box, and then press Enter.OK User Account Control permission and
enter password if anyIf using XP: Click Start, click Run, then
type: MSCONFIG and click OK.B) On the General tab, click Selective
Startup.C) Right below Selective Startup, uncheck
the "Load Startup Items" check box.D) Click the Services tab, click the "Hide All
Microsoft Services" box, then click Disable All.E) Click OK, then restart the computer.F) Attempt the upgrade again.
(NOTE: if the upgrade doesn't work and you continue to use XP/Vista turn your security software back on, then also return to MSCONFIG and on the General tab, click "Normal Startup" then click OK to exit.)