if Microsoft/Windows ISO tool or APP next line.Ĥ) What media are you installing the ISO to?. if from Microsoft site DL next line.ģ) What program are you using to make/burn the ISO. if ISO next lineĢ) And where did you get it?. see what Windows tells you in response.ġ) What is your Install media/file?. I would like to see if Windows will let you or give us another response when trying do a operation with it.

'drive Tools' App is there ( in Custom mode ) right where it asks you 'where you want to install Windows?'. ģ) if you look at the small icons at the bottom. after you Test your SSD with 'Drive Tools'ġ) To get to 'drive tools' complete typical install procedure. I would prefer another install attempt with a Fresh formatted USB stick.

if you Don't have the official x86 DL ISO I don't want you to try it. You have access to the BIO's so not a security issue. AND VT enabled that's good ( scientific VMware ). Failing that, I'll go back to the 3rd party vendor and see what they suggest. As the software is from a 3rd party, suspect it's a OEM install, I can't go to Windows store for a new bootsect.exe file.Īny help would be appreciated. I looked for the bootsect.exe file in the ISO boot file and copied it across, replacing the one on the USB drive - however, as it seems to be booting from the USB when loading to laptop, I assumed this wasn't a probelm. The only problem I encountered was when loading the aforementioned ISO file to the USB flash drive - I go a bootsect.exe error at end (saying it couldn't be created). and then the process fails, as it can't find the device drivers? When I go nto the BIOS, I can see the Samsung 850 evo, so assume it's not a problem there. Following some booting from Intel, I get the Starting Windows and follow instructions, requesting a new/custom install, select 'English' etc. I then switched out the drives on the 5810T and rebooted the laptop.

I loaded the ISO file to my own laptop and installed the USB boot creator, creating a boot flash drive. She was running Vista (32bit), so I purchased a liscenced copy of Windows 7 (64 bit) from a 3rd party, after making sure the existing chipset was compatible with 64 bit. Having successfully upgraded my own laptop last week with same SSD, I decided to do the same to my wife's Asus 5810T.

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