Hello, I recently decided to upgrade my 32-bit windows 7 to 64-bit. I made an iso and went to boot from disk for reinstall and it is telling me I do not have the drivers for my dvd-rom. It told me this after it had begun the setup process. I tried to find the links to the drivers to put on usb or disc but cannot find them. hp dvd-ram GH60L ata is my dvd-rom. This is driving me crazy. I went to find the same iso to put on a usb and now the links do not work. Also, when I tried to use the windows 7 usb dvd download tool to put it on usb instead, it told me my iso was invalid. Just re-installed windows a month ago after getting a new hard drive and didn't encounter any of these problems. Wish I would have paid attention to whether it was 32 or 64 bit at that time.
Problem re-installing windows 7 home premium
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The Microsoft ISO links are functioning again. I suggest you get it while you can.
But not having your DVD driver will likely be an issue regardless of 32 or 64 bit. I suggest you go to HP and see if you can find the proper driver that way you can install it to use during the W7 Install.
But not having your DVD driver will likely be an issue regardless of 32 or 64 bit. I suggest you go to HP and see if you can find the proper driver that way you can install it to use during the W7 Install.