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      01-28-2010
Hey guys, i recently purchased Windows 7, i have xp so i opted for the upgrade version,

I enter the install it installs everything until i get to the last 'process' which is Completing Installation, it then proceeds to say windows needs to restart, it restarts then just loops.

I have deleted the partition on the hard drive from the Windows Xp version using command prompt and i fail to see any other methods of sorting this out?

When i try and repair this using the disc, it says it is unable and asks me to send some date to Microsoft, i also get some error codes. Mainly one the error being:

0x0

And the main reason was setup incomplete or something along those lines...
Thanks for any advice

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      01-28-2010
Welcome to the forum Tom...

Are you doing a clean or "custom" install as MS calls it? Also, can you give us your computer specs, that would help.
 
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      01-28-2010
I was warned by many of my friends, not to do the upgrade option because of this kind of problem. I backed up all the files and photos I wanted to save and then did the complete/clean install and had no problems. Good luck.
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Hey guys, i recently purchased Windows 7, i have xp so i opted for the upgrade version,

I enter the install it installs everything until i get to the last 'process' which is Completing Installation, it then proceeds to say windows needs to restart, it restarts then just loops.

I have deleted the partition on the hard drive from the Windows Xp version using command prompt and i fail to see any other methods of sorting this out?

When i try and repair this using the disc, it says it is unable and asks me to send some date to Microsoft, i also get some error codes. Mainly one the error being:

0x0

And the main reason was setup incomplete or something along those lines...
Thanks for any advice
 
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      01-28-2010
Hi Tom

Can you post system spec and what version of Windows 7, plus the bit .. 32 or 64.
 
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      01-28-2010
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I was warned by many of my friends, not to do the upgrade option because of this kind of problem. I backed up all the files and photos I wanted to save and then did the complete/clean install and had no problems. Good luck.
In my humble estimation, over 70% of the problems posted on this forum would be eliminated if the above advice is followed.

To do an upgrade install takes anywhere from an hour at the minimum to over 3 hours in some instances, then the associated driver installs etc.

To do a clean or "custom" install takes about 15 to 20 minutes then the driver installs and re-loading the programs you want. Total time about an hour to an 1-1/2 hours, plus the system runs like it should and is much more responsive and faster.

This is a "no brainer", a clean install WILL ALWAYS be better than an upgrade install.
 
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