Windows 7 64-bit UEFI boot USB

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  • Save and restart.
  • When asked, press a key to boot from the DVD. DO NOT USE one-time F12 BOOT MENU: by SELECTING ' CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive' will NOT WORK.
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  When you create a bootable USB device, I get an error on bootsect
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  1. Sign in to your Microsoft Store account to view your purchase history
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  Follow these instructions to work around the bootsect error:

  a. download and install the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool program, as described on theMicrosoft Store website.

  b. download a working version of 32-bit bootsect.exe . Here is a link to the 32 bit bootsect.exe:

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  d. application of the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool as described on theMicrosoft Store website. The end result will give you a boot USB flash drive that contains everything you need to install the 64 bit version of Windows 7.

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

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  (9) I don't find the exclamation points or question marks in Device Manager.

  (10) now, since yesterday, the speed has dropped again down (no updated driver, but the critical Windows updates made). Avg disk queue length again increased slowly to about 24.23.

  (11) what I did a chkdsk c: R, but could not find any errors of surface HD.

  (12) I am past controller cables and plugged in the different plugs (which cut on sharp edges of the graphics card and the fins of the cooler: why HW manufacturers can soften the edges: they will lose money?).

  (13) USB 2.0 speed has dropped drastically to 7,28 MB/second copy about 1 GB of multiple files of 12 MB each.

  Am at the end of my rope on this.

  Can I have a very problematic motherboard? Have I not dumb drivers? Or I did something wrong here?

  Any help to fix this problem of speed appreciated.

  P.S. The system is also catchy and fast with start-up less than 45 seconds, even times with connected devices. Opening apps are fast and load system (also long that I do not touch the C drive) are faster.

  Thanks in advance

  I misinterpreted the word 'no'... :-)

  Clone of the boot drive on the disk used for the page file after removing the partition on the drive of page file as in reduce to unallocated space. Your current boot drive is perhaps not the strongest of its kind.

  It can be done with the help of Aomei partition Wizard, free for home use.

  http://www.aomeitech.com/aomei-partition-Assistant.html

  If the computer seems to be ok, stop the execution of the performance monitoring software. It can drive a person crazy. Glance for other stuff that can slow the system down...

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