why win7 dvd doesnt boot on old hardware ?

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by ailef, Aug 25, 2009.

  1. Andi_84

    Andi_84 MDL Novice

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    Try creating a modified Win 7 DVD (with bootsector from Vista DVD) as mentioned in previous posts. I am quite sure this will solve your problem.

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  2. Gonzakpo

    Gonzakpo MDL Member

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    I think this information is pretty important. This should be added to the Win 7 Repository. Opa? Are you reading this?
     
  3. Reign_Of_Freedom

    Reign_Of_Freedom MDL Expert

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    Opa will add what he thinks is relevant. He's not failed yet to add important info.
     
  4. ailef

    ailef MDL Senior Member

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    #26 ailef, Aug 26, 2009
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    ok,
    the problem is resolved, i used magic iso maker and opened a vista SP2 iso, i deleted all files that were in and added all files from an extracted windows 7 iso.
    i saved the files as iso, and now i can boot on windows 7 DVD at startup.
    thanks for your help :)

    update : ah, it seems i made a mistake, the iso cannot find the file install.wim, i have to build another iso with the good parameters.

    i'm trying to continue the install with an unmodded windows 7 DVD, it works, but i have to fix the first iso i made, lol
    now i'm using 2 DVD to install windows 7, i'm too good hé hé ;-)
     
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  5. Reign_Of_Freedom

    Reign_Of_Freedom MDL Expert

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    @ ailef - that will be $1,000 where can i send the bill :D:D
     
  6. urie

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  7. ailef

    ailef MDL Senior Member

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    thanks for this usefull post man :)
    that's what i needed cause i was in trouble to create a working iso for sure at 100%
     
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  8. bla

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    You're welcome