Crodino,

I've only just realized that I don't have a 64 Bit version of Windows 7
downloaded; however, I have downloaded Virtualbox and have installed the 32
Bit version of Windows 7. Installation went without a hitch. This was
installing Windows 7 RC1 from the DVD that I have.

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"Crodino" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> John Barnett MVP;1059760 Wrote:[color=green]
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>> What problems are you actually experiencing. Perhaps if we had more
>> information someone could point you in the right direction.
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> Ok thank you very much.
> I'd like boot Win7 from USB Drive but the installation DVD give an
> error message similar "Impossible install .....on USB port..." So I've
> tried to install Win7 on a internal disk partition then I 've saved a
> Ghost image and I've restored It on the USB drive; When I boot from Usb
> drive the OS start but give an error message: "Windows failed to start.
> A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.
> File:\windows\system32\winload.exe" (!?!):shock:
> "Ok...:sa:" so I 've tried Virtual Box and other similar sw and
> (incredible !) I've got the same error message. Hours after Hours I'm
> very tired and I don't know what to do..
> The win7 os is the RC 7100 64 bit and my configuration is up ^
> Thank you
> Regards
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