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  Hello, I'm having a problem installing a clean installation of Windows Vista Home Basic on Acer laptop from my friend.

  For starters, my friend got a red anti virus that has destroyed more or less its windows.  After doing a restore of the system for the first available date, the virus had disappeared, but Windows kept asking me how to open simple things like Internet Explorer and various other programs, which means that the OS is unusable.  My friend gave me permission to format the drive and I reinstalled Vista with a DVD of my I had to leave one of my PC, but I used the CD key on the laptop.  The installation went well, I went on my desktop PC and downloaded all the drivers for his laptop (Aspire 5516), and then installed a sound card driver and an update of the BIOs.  After updating the BIOs, the laptop starts again.  I tried to do a system restore but it had no restore points, then because I just started, I thought a quick format wouldn't hurt.
  This is where things went wrong.  I tried to reinstall Vista again, but it keeps hanging on the part "complete installation."  I tried three times so far and it always crashes at the same exact part, and now I have no idea what to do.
  Any suggestion or help would be appreciated, thanks.

  The copy of Vista, I use came from my college that I got for free to be in a computer SCIENCE major.  This isn't a particular manufacturer.

  EDIT: I apologize for not to say that from the beginning.  It is never used because I already had 7 at this time.
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• Windows 7 installation hangs at the end of the installation on Optiplex 380

  Trying to do a fresh install of Windows 7 pro on an Optiplex 380. Installation on a new sata WD 500 hd crashes.

  The pc was purchased from Dell and came with installed Win XP and Win 7 DVD. The only change from the original configuration was to install a Radeon HD 4650 graphics card.

  Although it does not have some puff at the back usb ports, it is otherwise works perfectly well in XP. Latest BIOS uopdated. Anything else that the keyboard usb, usb mouse, video cable dvi and cable network.

  A web search shows a wild range of suggestions - remove this, disable, enable AHCI in the bios

  Thanks for the links.

  Watching the DVD I was using and he was embarrassed to see that he was 4 years old well in its sealed packaging. Of course no SP1 etc. Before trying to update the Sata drivers separately, decided to download a recent iso - http://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/14-windows-7-direct-download-links - try and install it. Went like a charm with no problems whatsoever.

• Hpofficejet6500 E709n installation hangs at the end on my desk, but works fine on my laptop.

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• How to replace a bad IDE disk with a USB Flash drive system - and have all the functionality of XP Pro SP3

  How to replace a bad IDE disk with a USB Flash drive system - and have all the functionality of XP Pro SP3
  Given a PC without hard disk...
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  So, indeed, the USB key works as an SSD...
  I saw online options that gives partial functionality of the system... and an option that is more than $100 (more than the system's worth)...
  None of these options are acceptable in the circumstances.
  It is an effort to create a machine for a particular use, built from a recycled pc for which hard drive was removed and destroyed by the original owner...
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  You can not install XP on a Flash as his unsupported drive. Your only two options are a traditional hard drive or Solid State Drive (SSD).

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• Installation hangs during the installation of Adobe Pdf Reader, MS Doc Viewer free of charge and same VS2010 c# Express

  For the last two months that I had trouble setting things in general, for example MS doc viewer for free and VS2010 c# Express.

  Yesterday, I tried to install the new version of Adobe Pdf Reader and had exactly the same problem again. I double-click on the executable installer, that it goes right up to 100% on the preparation and when it gets to the point when it should start the installation itself that the computer just hangs and installation does not.

  I'm almost certain that this is not a virus I have an up-to-date antivirus and run a scan complete of all the two days. He has never had any problems there.

  Anyone know what goes wrong? How do I put right?

  Help, please.

  Here's how to solve problems with Windows Installer: http://www.ehow.com/how_4813669_fix-vista-problems-windows-installer.html.

  If this does not work, try the Windows Installer Cleanup utility: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Windows-Installer-CleanUp-Utility-Download-18442.html and see if that helps.

  Try to reinstall Windows Installer: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=5A58B56F-60B6-4412-95B9-54D056D6F9F4&displaylang=en.

  I hope this helps.  If this is not the case, the issue may not be with the installer, but another problem, and we need to solve problems to try to find the problem.  Post back if this does not work and we will try other options.

  Good luck!

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• Windows XP installation hangs when the BIOS is set to AHCI

  I have Windows 7 on my computer. It has a motherboard Asus P8Z77 - V LX with the AHCI BIOS.

  Now, I would like to install Windows XP to a dual boot set up so that my son can continue to play some of their old games XP.

  When I tried to install XP, I got the BSOD during the first phase of the installation process.

  Internet research, I discovered that Windows needs a controller AHCI driver and that I could use F6 to install the appropriate driver to a diskette during installation or wake the driver in a Windows installation CD using a program called nLite. I chose the latter because there are no floppy drive on the computer. I chose the version XP 32 bit Intel (R) series 7/216 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller to wake.

  I used my newly created installation disk and the initial phase of installation is fine, but after the first reboot, just like the Windows XP GUI interface appeared, the system crashed, rebooted and crashed again.

  The only way I could get XP install was to change the BIOS to IDE, then it installed fine. But Windows 7 does not load unless I have change the AHCI BIOS so that's what I've done so far.

  Suggestions as to how I can either get XP to install in AHCI mode or change it to AHCI mode, once it has been installed in IDE mode?

  OK, my apologies, it seems I have didn't read entirely your answer. I have BSOD stop 7B have treated several times and has been guilty of inaccurate "quick read".

  However, I gave you a possibility through response to your last paragraph...

  install the drivers for XP AHCI as it is started in IDE mode, and then change the AHCI BIOS

  .. have you tried this? What were the results?

  After thinking a bit about this possibility, it may be a good idea to restart in IDE mode after installing the AHCI driver before then stopping and switching to AHCI mode.

  As far as I know there are only two possibilities for the installation of the AHCI driver when installing XP. You dismissed one of them (Setup F6 disk) and you say that the other does not have a bootable system. Maybe you could try to "slipstreaming" once again, in which case the process did not work properly. Where did you get the drivers from making the wake? Was it the same place as the link I posted above? Absence of "slipstreaming" or the purchase of a (cheap) floppy drive, my only suggestion is that I repeated above.

  Finally, can you confirm that it is stop 7B that you get? If not what stop do you receive?

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• Windows 7 installation hangs on the compatibility check

  I am trying to install Win7 (Home premium) update my Vista, but every time the installation starts a compatibility check and goes no further. I let go more than an hour with no progress.  I have run the Upgrade Advisor and it's compatible. So, how do the installation to ignore or perform this check?

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• P CS 6 Pro hangs at the end of the music video for "Compliant" in the project

  Hello

  Using i7 processor, 16 gig of ram, the reading mercury via NVIDIA GPU engine, components project spread over 4 HD.  When I use the media browser to import AVCHD clips in my project, the meter in accordance with yellow at the bottom right of the progresses fine screen until the end of the task. Then he stops at this moment here but does not erase as it normally would.                       . (see photo)

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  Well, here is the first light... 5 years ago.   Look at the last sentence of the Bill...   I didn't know that compliance process deals with conversion Audio, no video.   Only difference is that my progress bar in CS6 is yellow.  Thanks Bill.

  

  the_wine_snob , July 5, 2010 07:56 (in response to Calico Skies)

  When you import a file with the Audio, there is a consistent standard process, which takes place. This converts the Audio in 32-bit floating point for editing and also generates the file PEK (waveform display). During this process, there will be a small downstairs blue progress bar to the right of the graphical interface. According to the Audio source, the length and the speed of the computer, this could flash by, or may be visible for a few minutes. We SHOULD allow this finish. If you don't see it at the time of import, then it is probably happening so quickly, that the progress bar does not appear long enough to observe. With some Audio sources, this process takes time and a lot of users do not notice it slaving away at the bottom of the screen. They try to use the assets before the completed Conforming, and This can truncate the file CFA, can hang or crash the program and can even lock the computer.

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• Acrobat Pro XI hangs at the end of the download screen

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