Windows 7 Installation Problems Solved!

The final instance that shows completing installation shows an error, "windows setup could not configure windows to run on this computers hardware".
I've done usb burning and booting.
Both Upgrade and Custom.
Intel Centrino 2, Core2duo, 4Gb Ram, Vista home premium.
Can you help?
Google's a bitch, it's got nothing.
PLEAASEE!!!! help me!!
i don't think i have a faulty hard drive, i previously did but i'm done with the replacement...2nd of all, why wouldn't my pc support this 7 ultimate, home premium and basic?
Toshiba Upgrade assistance justifies "This model does not support upgrade to Windows 7".
Windows upgrade advisor displays BEHOLD the "Update available" for most drivers in my computer. And i've done all i can.
DO yoU have a solution to this problem????
i took it to the mechanics, but those bullshits won't fix it because i downloaded and illegal OS from the internet.
NTFS, 60Gb for custom install was done but i was unlucky to get the problem solved.
Vista setup utility at start up, i changed the SATA controller from there and setting it to "Compatibility" from "AHCI" mode but lost my boot up screen with a vista BSOD, Blue screen.....
I disabled USB Legacy mode and was unsuccessful.
I've tried all i can, is there anything else you can sujjest to this problem?
i don't think my ATI Radeon video card is causing the problem. Upgrade advisor did show "reinstall after upgrade", but it still doesn't fix the problem. PLEEAAASSEEE reply me as soon as you can, it's been a month...
My old computer works well on the first try, this one is much more latest than of that. I have no idea what else to say.

''Windows cant retrive information about disks on this computer'' this is the text i get when on screen appears ''setup is starting'' anyone knows what is the problem I tryed with drivers and something with virtual disk but still nothing.If someone can solve this he would be helping not just me but also a lot of other people.

I've gotten windows 7 now that its out. I've tried installing the 32 and 64 bit versions, but neither installation has been successfull due to the same problem. The setup seems to run fine until then end when finalizing the installation. The Error cmd.exe; please insert disc into drive. I click try again, or continue, and it then shuts down. After this my asus laptop restarts and tries to run the windows vista setup from the recovery partition (the computer came with windows vista pre-installed).

Any ideas?

Hey i'm having a different problem when upgrading to windows 7 from Windows vista...after setup has finished copying files, and setup is about to start, an error message comes up saying "Windows cannot determine which language to install"...my computer is in English...so i'm really not sure what else i could possibly do...

Hey, I was trying to install Windows 7 and it'll get about halfway through the 'Expanding Files' stage (at about 44%) and will then freeze. The percentage won't change by 1% for hours, what can I do?

You could try to install the same Windows 7 disc or using the same installation method on other computers and see if it will work. Ask your friend if you and he has a laptop or insert your harddrive into his stationary PC if you and he has a stationary one.

And finally if all that fails, you have 3 choices.
1. Ask someone else for help, like your PC manufacturer.
2. Get a new PC with a pre-installed Windows 7.
3. Buy an original Windows 7 disc after you bought a new PC compatible with Windows Vista or 7.

Computers are getting more powerful and yet for the same price or even cheaper.
Just buy a new one...

I tried all the things described in the thread but nothing worked. I did find a solution for Windows 7 not installing! It seems I was having problems with the partitions. My main partition was set as E: not as C:. I tried using DISKPART to fix this, but couldnt since the pagefile is on E:. I couldnt format it either. So I had to use the Acronis Disk Director on a cd, booted from it and did as follows: Delete all partitions; create necessary partitions; format all partitions; set main partition (one that will have Windows 7) as active, and the rest primary( if planning on having dual or triple boot, set rest of pertitions as primary, if not, then logical is fine, or leave as primary). Apply changes. Main partition should be seen as C:, and active and primary partition. the rest are either primary or logical, but not active. Reboot PC. Load Windows 7 disc. Go to the part where it allows management of the partitions. Press Shift+F10, and enter DISKPART. List volumes and check if main partition is C:. If it is, continue with installation.

There are two choices of 3 letters that comes into my mind. Either WOW or LOL. Not sure which one I should use...
But I can imagine you had a long day...

I got problem while installing Windows 7.
I choose Format Drive C while setup progress (choosing where windows will installed on), but after format done, setup was stop with message "setup was unable to create a new system on partition or locate an existing system partition".
How I can solved this problem ?
gosenta@yahoo.com.sg

Originally Posted by gosenta

I got problem while installing Windows 7.
I choose Format Drive C while setup progress (choosing where windows will installed on), but after format done, setup was stop with message "setup was unable to create a new system on partition or locate an existing system partition".
How I can solved this problem ?
gosenta@yahoo.com.sg

Problem solved, must unpluged flashdisk n other external device