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Installing Windows 7 PRE-Beta 6956

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Hello everbody,

Since i use (bloated) Vista (and ofcourse hate it!) i want to try testing Windows7.

Though i got 1 obstacle which maybe someone can help me with.

I tried installing now for several times but everytime it gives me the same error message:

I downloaded 3 iso's but all give me the same error message.

I'm using Vmware Workstation v6.5 (dunno if this got something to do with it)

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Hope someone can help me with this problem, so i can maybe even remove Vista :)

THanks & regards,

Lucaz

Edited by Lucaz

If you are using an Autoattend.xml file, it may have an error in it. Use the WSIM in the WAIK installation to validate Autoattend.xml. If you have a functioning one that you used with Vista, that one should work fine with Windows 7.

Additionally, last I heard, build 6956 was only in VHD format; your ISO may not be authentic.

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nope not using autoattend.xml :( that's the strange part... but thanks for you help.

Edited by Lucaz

  • Author

Gonna try the VHD then, though sources on internet also announced a dvd format like install :)

are you sure an unattend file was not built into the ISO you download?

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Yes i checked several times... can't find an *.xml file with attend in it on the whole dvd so... :S

Edited by Lucaz

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Ok, just checked the vhd with virtual, not working also...

It takes ages at the mac adress screen when starting up.

Anyways this isn't working either :(

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Ahhh i just got it installed, it was a problem with vmware i guess, since Virtual PC 2008 works perfectly for me now :)

THanks for all you help :)

Regards

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