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Im trying to install win 7 but when ever I try I get the message that a required CDDVD driver is missing and then the installation wont continue until I locate. Boot multiple Windows Install ISOs from a USB drive. Bit6. 4Bit                         3. Bit Only                    Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Vista Enterprise 3. Bit6. 4Bit                        3. Bit Only                    Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Standard 3. 2Bit6. Bit             3. Bit Only                    Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Datacenter 3. 2Bit6. Bit          3. 2 Bit Only                    Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Enterprise 3. 2Bit6. Bit           3. 2 Bit Only                    Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Web Edition 3. 2Bit6. Bit        3. 2 Bit Only                    Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Standard 3. 2Bit6. Bit              3. Bit Only                   Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Datacenter 3. 2Bit6. Bit           3. 2 Bit Only                   Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows Server 2. Enterprise 3. 2Bit6. Bit            3. Bit Only                   Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows 7 Home Premium 3. Bit6. 4Bit                      No                                 Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows 7 Professional 3. Bit6. 4Bit                            No                                 Yes FULL SUPPORTMicrosoft Windows 7 Ultimate 3. Bit6. 4Bit                                    No                                 Yes FULL SUPPORTPlease note Full support also includes the privilege escalation feature. Additional requirements Pentium III compatible processor, 1. MB free space on the hard drive. CD ROM, Floppy Drive or USB flash drive, keyboard, Internet connection for product download. Compatibile BIOS version. Warning Kon Boot may not work on all PC machines due to different often old BIOS versions. Windows 7 install will not boot from CD, Status 0xc. Ive been using Windows 7 RC build 7. I went out and got a full version of Windows 7 Ultimate for my pc. I popped the disc in and started the install from within windows, since my build 7. I had to do a custom install. I formatted my hard drive and installed windows 7 fresh. When it was finished the computer restarted and it hung at Verifying DMI pool data. Success. I restarted a couple times but kept getting the same message so I put the disc in again and boot from the disc and went through the whole installation process again same as the first time but ended up with the same results. I then tried clearing my cmos and powering on and when it attempts to boot from the hard drive it gives me a windows error message about my hard drive not being configured properly or something. Well now when I try to boot from the windows 7 install disc again I get the error screen shown below The weird thing is that I even swapped in a different hard drive and powered on and boot from disc and kept getting the exact same error message. I have no idea what can be causing this I spent hours in the BIOS tweaking settings resetting, yet nothing seems to work. Tried my original Windows 7 RC disc also burned another copy of 7 RC at 1x speed w imgburn, still same windows boot manager error when i try to boot from disc. Tried a windows XP install disc but the screen hangs at Windows is starting Installation forever will not start. Ive also tried removing RAM, putting RAM in different slots and different configurations. Swapping HDDs plugging HDDs into different SATA ports w different SATA cables. Ive also plugged my HDD into another working computer reformatted it again put it back into my computer but when I press any key to boot from CD or DVD it still gives me that same error screen above, no matter which Windows 7 boot disc Im using. I still have yet to try installing w. USB, looking up how to make one right now. Specs DFI Lan Party 7. ATX motherboard. AMD Phenom II x. Corsair Dominator DDR3 1. RAM 6gbs totalIm using the onboard graphics right now HD 3. I might need to bring it into the shop if I cant figure it out.