Win7 boot problem

[iPwn]

ive tried to boot win7 from a bootable DVD, but after the "windows is
loading files" and after the "start windows" the screen appears
blank/white and im unable to install it.. what can i do to fix this problem?

 

[R. C. White]

Hi, iPwn.

Is this "bootable DVD" a genuine retail Windows 7 DVD?

Can you give us at least a basic description of your computer, including the
hard disk drive configuration? Have any other Windows or other operating
systems been installed on it?

RC
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"iPwn" wrote in message
ive tried to boot win7 from a bootable DVD, but after the "windows is
loading files" and after the "start windows" the screen appears
blank/white and im unable to install it.. what can i do to fix this problem?

 

[iPwn]

Em 09-05-2011 22:04, R. C. White escreveu:

Hi, iPwn.

Is this "bootable DVD" a genuine retail Windows 7 DVD?

Can you give us at least a basic description of your computer, including
the hard disk drive configuration? Have any other Windows or other
operating systems been installed on it?

RC

yes, its a bootable DVD but not genuine.
in the first installation i did it worked fine but now it freeze..

 

[charlie]

Em 09-05-2011 22:04, R. C. White escreveu:
yes, its a bootable DVD but not genuine.
in the first installation i did it worked fine but now it freeze..

Possible Causes
The DVD is not completely readable for some reason. Occasionally, I have
had just a few DVDs and CDs degrade due to poor quality blanks.
One is a genuine Far Cry 2 install DVD. (Really irritating)
Other possibilities have to do with the differences between DVD drives.
When CD/DVD drives became inexpensive, the quality of them also seemed
to decrease.
Finally, as a matter of pure curiosity, was the DVD a "commercial" copy,
or locally made?
I had to ask, since my DVD/CD "masters" are created from ISO files
downloaded directly from Microsoft. The ops system masters are usually
exactly the same as the appropriate retail version.

 

[iPwn]

Possible Causes
The DVD is not completely readable for some reason. Occasionally, I have
had just a few DVDs and CDs degrade due to poor quality blanks. One is a
genuine Far Cry 2 install DVD. (Really irritating) Other possibilities
have to do with the differences between DVD drives. When CD/DVD drives
became inexpensive, the quality of them also seemed to decrease.
Finally, as a matter of pure curiosity, was the DVD a "commercial" copy,
or locally made?
I had to ask, since my DVD/CD "masters" are created from ISO files
downloaded directly from Microsoft. The ops system masters are usually
exactly the same as the appropriate retail version.

the DVD is locally made.