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BSOD while installing windows 7


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Steve DeVore

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Upgrading from windows vista to windows 7. Installation was almost completed when the computer suddenly went BSOD, the computer then rebooted and gives a choice of "windows 7 setup" and "windows 7 rollback" if I choose the setup the machine tries to lad then I get a screen telling me that the setup was interrupted and I should restart the machine and restart the installation.

When I try to rollback to vista the machine reboots and gives the same restart messege

a quick response would be greatly appreciated
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JessicaD42

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Steve DeVore,

Have you checked your hardware to ensure the issue you are experiencing is not hardware related? You might want to try a clean or "custom" installation to move to Windows 7. When migrating from Windows Vista to Windows 7 you will have the option to select "custom" or "upgrade" install when prompted. By selecting the "upgrade" option, your documents and applications will follow and carry over through the install process. If you select, "custom" however you will be able to perform a clean install and all applications will have to be reinstalled manually -- documents will be moved to a folder entitled "windows.old".

For additional assistance with the migration of Windows Vista to Windows 7, Microsoft does have an official Windows 7 Support Forum located here http://tinyurl.com/9fhdl5 . It is supported by product specialists as well as engineers and support teams. You are welcome to check the threads there and receive additional assistance and feedback.

Jessica
Microsoft Windows Client Team
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