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Guest
doing a clean install on my dell latitude D600, gets to 18% of copying files
and then Error Code 80070241 pops-up. Need help.
and then Error Code 80070241 pops-up. Need help.
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Zack Whittaker
Try installing from Windows instead - also try copying the contents of the
DVD to a folder on the Desktop then running the setup from there.
If that fails, use Daemon Tools (www.daemon-tools.cc) to mount the image
virtually and install from there.
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DVD to a folder on the Desktop then running the setup from there.
If that fails, use Daemon Tools (www.daemon-tools.cc) to mount the image
virtually and install from there.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
I got this also once, reattempted setup and it copied successfully. If you
are installing from DVD, try burning the ISO again at a low speed.
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are installing from DVD, try burning the ISO again at a low speed.
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Michael Luschas
I recieved this message before. It wasnt the DVDs fault at all though. It
turned out that If you have a Motherboard with SATA + PATA drives, and you
have Native Mode selected in the BIOS (Not the compatibility mode) your
install will fail. How come, I couldnt tell you.
This is the case atleast for me with build 5308.
turned out that If you have a Motherboard with SATA + PATA drives, and you
have Native Mode selected in the BIOS (Not the compatibility mode) your
install will fail. How come, I couldnt tell you.
This is the case atleast for me with build 5308.
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Guest
Has anyone actually gotten this thing installed? If so how avout posting a
step by step on how you did it? The rest of us could learn from it.
step by step on how you did it? The rest of us could learn from it.
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Guest
You guys are not going to believe this. I finally got Vista to install,
heres what happened and how I did it:
1. I pasted the download link into FIREFOX of all things. that is the only
way I could get a good download.
2. Burned the ISO to DVD using Roxio DVD builder @ 2X speed.
3. Copied all the install files to the hard drive in a folder labeled "Vista
Install" and ran the installation from there. It took 2 1/2 HOURS to install.
When Vista started for the first time, all I got was a black screen, working
mouse, and the build number noted in the lower right corner. NO graphics at
all and nothing works. I had to roll back the installation and am now back
to XP.
Talk about disapointment! Any thoughts? My machine is a 1.4 Gig celeron
with a GIG of RAM
heres what happened and how I did it:
1. I pasted the download link into FIREFOX of all things. that is the only
way I could get a good download.
2. Burned the ISO to DVD using Roxio DVD builder @ 2X speed.
3. Copied all the install files to the hard drive in a folder labeled "Vista
Install" and ran the installation from there. It took 2 1/2 HOURS to install.
When Vista started for the first time, all I got was a black screen, working
mouse, and the build number noted in the lower right corner. NO graphics at
all and nothing works. I had to roll back the installation and am now back
to XP.
Talk about disapointment! Any thoughts? My machine is a 1.4 Gig celeron
with a GIG of RAM
G
Guest
That ddn't work for me. I disable the SATA drives from the BIOS and still
doesn't install. It still appearing the Error Code 80070241 at 16%.
doesn't install. It still appearing the Error Code 80070241 at 16%.
G
Guest
It works my way....
The only way that worked for me was downloading a new x86 version (I tried
to copy the files from the DVD but still had the same problem),
Mount the image using Alcohol 120%, and copy the files to a folder called
Windows Vista. Run setup from that Folder. You can still choose between
upgrade (only works for Windows XP with SP 2) or Clean install; It takes some
time to install (around hour and a half) Now I can play with it... finally
I wish that works for somebody else.
The only way that worked for me was downloading a new x86 version (I tried
to copy the files from the DVD but still had the same problem),
Mount the image using Alcohol 120%, and copy the files to a folder called
Windows Vista. Run setup from that Folder. You can still choose between
upgrade (only works for Windows XP with SP 2) or Clean install; It takes some
time to install (around hour and a half) Now I can play with it... finally
I wish that works for somebody else.
G
Guest
It works my way....
The only way that worked for me was downloading a new x86 version (I tried
to copy the files from the DVD but still had the same problem),
Mount the image using Alcohol 120%, and copy the files to a folder called
Windows Vista. Run setup from that Folder. You can still choose between
upgrade (only works for Windows XP with SP 2) or Clean install; It takes some
time to install (around hour and a half) Now I can play with it... finally
I wish that works for somebody else.
The only way that worked for me was downloading a new x86 version (I tried
to copy the files from the DVD but still had the same problem),
Mount the image using Alcohol 120%, and copy the files to a folder called
Windows Vista. Run setup from that Folder. You can still choose between
upgrade (only works for Windows XP with SP 2) or Clean install; It takes some
time to install (around hour and a half) Now I can play with it... finally
I wish that works for somebody else.
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