INSTALLATION ERROR 0x80070570

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Shantanu Chauhan

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I have win 7 32 bit currently on my pc and i was trying to install win 7 64 bit but it stopped suddenly showing this message .(picture)
so i i copied a new set of windows disk on my hard drive and tried installing it from there but it still showed this (picture)
i have run memtest86 and it showed no errors
can you guys please help me !!!
thank you in advance!!!!!!i dont know how to uplaod a pic so these are the links!

http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l70/shantanuchauhan1/IMG_0571_zpsb793f879.jpg
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http://s93.photobucket.com/user/shantanuchauhan1/media/IMG_0571_zpsb793f879.jpg.html
 
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Shaun o

Shaun o

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It`s as it says.

If you burned a disk from a downloaded version of windows as an Iso version provided with a legit licence key.

You must burn the Iso image at a low speed to avoid write errors. x4 speed, the faster you burn with some media your are more likely to end up with errors or corruption of files written to the disk via the burn process.

Either the drive you were using with a DvD based disk is old and having problems reading the files off the disk.

Or the disk is scratched preventing files from being read.
If you used the same disk to copy the installation files or process to a hard drive the result will be the same an error because the disk cannot be read properly on the source disk.
 
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lonewolf7

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The problem you are facing could be of 3 things :

1. Bad installation Disc.

2. Bad CD/DVD drive, more specifically, lens of the drive got dirty or weak to read from disc.

3. Sometimes if you overclocked something, you could get that error. If so, then bring the components back to stock speed, install OS, then OC the components again.

There is another way to install the OS, by using the USB stick, ofcourse if your MB supports the feature.

You will require a 4GB USB stick.

Download the tool from this link and you will find help on the given page on how to make a Bootable USB stick :

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

Good luck.
 
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Shaun o

Shaun o

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So you have to ask the question is the drive your putting the disk in at fault.

The only other thing that would cause a problem mid way through installing windows.
Would be the type of interface selected for the hard drives and cd/dvd rom based drives.

If you enter your bios of the motherboard, take a look at the mode the interface is set to.

Options are or can be : Sata Ahci IDE.
If your set to Sata mode try Ahci mode and see if the install completes.
Seen it happen a few times.
The primary reason is because when you install windows, before you select where to install it.

If set to Sata mode in the Bios.
You must pre load or install the Sata chip set driver for the computer.
You can do this by looking at the bottom left where it says load driver in blue.
Once you have installed or loaded the driver.
Swap the disk in the drive back to the windows install disk.
Then start the windows installation.

If you do that then the windows installation will not halt but complete.
 
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Shantanu Chauhan

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ok so there are only two options in sata config. IDE and AHCI
it was already on IDE so i put it on AHCI but then even the 32 bit failed to start !
and now i have 2 pair of original disk of windows on dvd's and pen drive
but they all stop showing that error
and my ram is okay when i had run memtest86
so guys plzzz help me
what the hell is happening!!!!!!
 
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