well for the life of me i cant figure out how to get the 64bit version to go , im currentley running the win7 32 bit bit version asus p5k se m/b p35 intel quad core 8 g of ram system is 64 bit capable , i realize you cant intsall a 64 bit o/s inside a 32 bit environment my problem is this , i get the same message from attemtping to install the 64 bit fromm inside 32 as on the a burnt dvd that is also not booting from a bootable iso , the message windows can not install from this version currentley on your system , ive tried everything i can think of in bios settings and still no go want to try the win 7 64 bit
Try downloading the a new copy of the x64 ISO, then burn that to DVD at a very low speed, 2x or 4x for example.
nope would not go wouldnt boot from the dvd as mentioned before the same message windows can not install from this version (something like) will try another attempt at burning it slower burnt , 1st attempt was at 8x's even extracted the files changed all the compatibillty modes resaved the files and burnt that same thing
where did you download your ISO from? If it is from MS I would check the md5 checksums to make sure it is not corrupt. If you did not get it from MS I would redownload the ISO from Microsoft.
well did just that redownloaded from the microsoft site (was before to though) and reburnt at 4x's it boots thanks for the input from you both much appreciated time to install now must have been corrupt somewhere in the download or in the burn considering it was off the same download for all things i attempted
awesome glad to hear that. I keep a 4gig thumb drive around for installing Windows off of, saves me time having to burn a new disk if one is corrupt. Now that 4gb thumb drives are like $10 USD there is really no reason to have a large thumb drive IMO. They are real convenient.