Windows 7

I just attempted to do a clean install from disc, installing Windows 7 RC over Windows 7 Beta, and as it was expanding Windows files, it said it did not have the required items.
Why?
The disc is fine, I wrote it at a slow speed and all, should be working !
Answer #1
Do you have anymore details about the error? And are you 100% sure the copy went right. Or that the .iso even works. Where did you download it?
Answer #2
Did you download from the windows site? Some other places can be dodgy or have corrupt files.
Also what burner did you use?
Answer #3
If he got the RC client I imagine he got it from microsoft. You might have to format your drive before you attempt the new install, but usually that’s not the case.
Answer #4
Yeah Windows 7 site, and I burned it with Alcohol 120%.
Answer #5
If he got the RC client I imagine he got it from microsoft. You might have to format your drive before you attempt the new install, but usually that's not the case.
Maybe try this one. It’s always good to start with a fresh hard drive. Btw those bugs are normal since it’s an RC, so strange ~love~ happens. Either stay away from Windows 7 for now or try obtaining the latest RTM. (More stable) (But check your sources and make sure there no virusses / etc… in it. )
Answer #6
i want windows 7 seemed way better then vista
Answer #7
It is
Answer #8
It’s a bad burn…And if you burned it again…Then you burner is not doing a good job…Or the DVD media you are using are no good..
I got this problem before…Burning another DVD solved my problem…
Answer #9
i want windows 7 seemed way better then vista
Yeah it is… Trust me I tested it and it’s much much faster… also there are some tricks that are really usefull
Answer #10
Check the md5 checksum off what it should be (should find it on the site). if it is different then you must redownload it. Try using a virtual dsic (daemon tools or whatever), and install from within vista. Its much faster than a dvd anyway and saves you a dvd, i did it that way last time.
Answer #11
Where can I find it? And how do I find out the one on the file?
Answer #12
It depends what version you have. For example X86/32Bit: 7201.0.090601-1516.isos MD5: 70E48837DD513BA98FE483AFD0746E37
This program should tell you if your md5 matches.
http://www.fastsum.com/press/md5-checker.php
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