i have always had a dual boot system, but recently needed to redo my entire system. so after reinstalling my original os, windows home prem., i tried to put my windows ultimate on a partition, and it refuses to finish the install. every time i try it, approx. 10 min's into it, i get an error message saying that windows can't load all the drivers to complete the installation. what's up with that? i have tried my friends install disc, and i have tried putting all the information on my external as an iso, and loading it. but i still get the same result. this is something new! anyone experience this? any advice is greatly appreciated.
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The forum thread discusses a user experiencing issues installing Windows 7 Ultimate on a partition after recently reinstalling their original Windows Home Premium. Despite trying different installation media and verifying disk health, the user encounters errors related to driver loading and disk recognition, along with system instability issues like missing video and audio drivers. The community suggests potential causes such as partition corruption or disk errors, recommending tools like chkdsk and EasyBCD, and requests the user to provide a disk management screenshot to better diagnose the problem. Overall, the sentiment indicates the user faces complex system and disk configuration problems that may require detailed troubleshooting.
The forum thread discusses a user experiencing issues installing Windows 7 Ultimate on a partition after recently reinstalling their original Windows Home Premium. Despite trying different installation media and verifying disk health, the user encounters errors related to driver loading and disk recognition, along with system instability issues like missing video and audio drivers. The community suggests potential causes such as partition corruption or disk errors, recommending tools like chkdsk and EasyBCD, and requests the user to provide a disk management screenshot to better diagnose the problem. Overall, the sentiment indicates the user faces complex system and disk configuration problems that may require detailed troubleshooting.
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as always, thanks. i'll check it out.
i am getting everything just right now, and things are starting to look and work really well. however, i have just one more question. i have developed one little problem. i have always kept my taskbar hidden to give me more screen room. however, just today, the taskbar keeps popping up, and will not close. this is very aggrevating as i keep it on the top edge of my screen, and it is covering my controls for open windows. have you heard of this problem, and is there a solution? of course i have tried the properties options, but as soon as it hides, it will pop right back up.
i am getting everything just right now, and things are starting to look and work really well. however, i have just one more question. i have developed one little problem. i have always kept my taskbar hidden to give me more screen room. however, just today, the taskbar keeps popping up, and will not close. this is very aggrevating as i keep it on the top edge of my screen, and it is covering my controls for open windows. have you heard of this problem, and is there a solution? of course i have tried the properties options, but as soon as it hides, it will pop right back up.
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ok, thanks! just to make sure which i should be looking at, i have three opened toolbars on my taskbar, the normal area which shows open/pinned programs, desktop( as i hide all desktop icons on the desktop) and computer. so are you specifically speaking of one of the ones pinned to the normal taskbar toolbar, or could it be from the desktop or computer?
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