error code 0x80070017 with retail vista version

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Guest

Hello,
i purchased the Windows Vista Home Premium upgrade version yesterday, I ran
the upgrade advior and everything passes. When I get to the actual installing
part it gives me a error code 0x80070017 at around 45%. I have ran a disc
cleanup, Disc defrag, searched blog after blog to find out what to do. :(, I
dont really feel I should pay Microsoft 59 dollars for a chat session to fix
it after i just spent 150 dollars for the upgrade. So here I am :(. Any
suggestions on how to fix or a push in the right direction would be greatly
appreciated. Please and thank you.
 
M

Mohit Kapoor

Action:
You are installing Windows Vista.

Result
A file copy error occurs during setup you may be prompted with the following
error message:

“An error occurred while copying Setup files onto your local machine. Error
code is [80070017]"

or

"An error occurred while copying Setup files onto your local machine. Error
code is [80070241]"

In addition, you will the following entry in the setuperr.log file:

Callback_CopySetupFiles:An error occurred while copying Setup files.
Error code is [0x80070017][gle=0x00000017]

or

IBS Callback_CopySetupFiles:An error occurred while copying Setup files.
Error code is [0x80070241][gle=0x00000241]

Cause
The following issues could cause file copy errors:

Defective, damaged or invalid installation media.
Faulty physical memory.
Incompatible BIOS firmware.
Incompatible firmware on the DVD/CD drive.
Software, such as antivirus or other filter drivers, interfering with file
I/O to the media.
Resolution
To resolve these issues, use these recommendations:

1. Ensure that the Windows Vista DVD is legitimate media and appears
undamaged.

2. Check for potential problem software if running Setup within
Windows. This includes malware as well as antivirus or antispyware software.

3. Test for potential timing or other issues while installing directly
from the DVD by performing an installation from a flat.

4. Check for problems with the RAM installed in the computer.

5. Use Chkdsk.exe to check for disk errors on the Windows drive.

6. Check for BIOS and DVD drive firmware updates.

7. Replace possible defective Windows Vista media.




Also see:

KB928902: How to perform a flat installation of Windows Vista


Thanks and Regards ,
Mohit kapoor
 

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