ISO Question

Saba

Active Member
I used a Vista ISO for my hp 530 so should I reinstall all the drivers?

The ISO was in a hidden ISO folder that came with my HP.

The reason I ask this is because I'm getting an error that says," Windows installation cannot proceed. To install Windows, click OK to restart the computer, then restart the installation."
 

Saba

Active Member
Yea I burned the iso to a disk but i still get that error. So right now to fix it im thinking of dling another iso and trying to do it that way.
 

mqudsi

Mostly Harmless
Staff member
Just to be sure: you burned the image on the ISO to the disc, right? Not just the ISO file itself?
 

Mak 2.0

Mod...WAFFLES!?!?
Staff member
Some people extract the ISO and dont burn it as a ISO file.

Are you sure that the disk you created can be used to install and is not just a driver disk or other system disk?
 

Saba

Active Member
This is the ISO I used. It's by HP and came with the computer and below is the new problem I am having =]






So on start up installation I get an error that says," System registry contains invalid file paths. Installation cannot proceed. This system image was applied without guaranteeing that drive-letter assignments would match across computers."

With that being said I think the problem is that my drive letters aren't matching up. Like for example, my C is D and my D is C .

What should I do to fix this?

Srry for flooding the forum with the same stuff =[
 

Saba

Active Member
OS clone wtf? How do you do that. Srry my computer knowledge isn't that good lol =[

Also how to registry hack if you cant log into the os?

is there a way to access this through the cmd?
 
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Saba

Active Member
Close this thread I got it up and running =].

I can explain step by step if you guys want it might help others.

I learned how to use the CMD in the process =] so it was a win win
 

Terry60

Telephone Sanitizer (2nd Class)
Staff member
"Also how to registry hack if you cant log into the os?"

Sorry, thats the problem with coming to a thread late on, and not reading the back-posts.
But the argument is sort of backwards.
You can't have a letter problem if you haven't created the OS yet. Letters are just registry entries. The registry doesn't exist till the OS does.
That hack works on Vista /W7 even when they won't boot (if that's the only problem). They get just far enough into the OS to enable running regedit.
 
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