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From xp64bit to win7 enterprise 64bit.. a lot of error!

  1. 10-06-2009 #1
    anto3d
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    From xp64bit to win7 enterprise 64bit.. a lot of error!

    I downloaded the win7 enterprise 64bit from microsoft and burned on DVD. I tried to install first time from xp64bit desktop not finalized for 0x80070241 error. In second time i tried to boot a new installation form win 7 dvd .. not finalized for 0xc000098 error " WINDOWS FAILED TO LOAD BECAUSE THE KERNEL IS MISSIN, OR CORRUPT".

    Some suggestions ????

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  2. 10-09-2009 #2
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    nobody help me???

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