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I was installing Windows 7 and it reached 31% on Expanding Files, then it restarted to this…
«The Installation was not successful. Changes made during the installation process are being undone.»
It restarts back to XP with the message:
«This version of Windows could not be installed.
Your previous version of Windows has been restored, and you can continue to use it. Before trying to install this version of Windows again, check online to see if it is compatible with your computer. Go to the Microsoft website (www.microsoft.com) and search for «upgrade advisor».»
As far as I know there is no upgrade advisor for Windows 7! I have tried the Vista advisor in the past and it said I could handle it.
I have a Toshiba Satellite M50 Laptop
- 1 gb RAM
- 1.60 ghz
- 60 gb harddrive (30 gb free)
- Windows Home (Service Pack 3)
Please help, what could possibly be stopping the installation? This has been driving me crazy these past few days!
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It lead me to believe I could install Windows 7 on top of Windows XP and move all my data into a folder called old.windows. So the only way to install Windows 7 is by partioning?
I did try using the gparted live cd on reboot but it wouldn’t let me resize my existing partition or create a new partition. I read that using defrag and scan disk would fix this. So I defragged C alright but when it came to scan disk (run cmd, CHKDSK /f /r C:), on restart Windows would skip right past it «Disk checking has been cancelled, Windows finished checking the disk».
1. The WINDOWS.OLD folder is only created when upgrading Vista SP1 to Windows 7 on the same logical volume.
2. The only way to install from within Windows XP is to make a clean install to an empty partition or to unallocated disk space.
If you have a single partition (60gb) with 30gb of free space, holding Windows XP SP3, then you’ll be unable to install Windows 7 at all until you repartition the hard drive
Scandisk and Defrag are recommended steps prior to resizing (shrinking) a partition, but they do not replace the requirement to actually shrink the partition. In order to reduce the size of a Windows XP partition, you’ll need to obtain a third-party disk partitioning tool.
Once you’ve resized the Windows XP partition, and have unallocated space on your hard drive, then you can restart the Windows 7 installation, and choose to install Windows 7 to the unallocated portion of your hard disk.
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I’m upgrading from Vista SP1 (which was actually upgraded from XP over a year ago) to Windows 7 RTM (64-bit Ultimate to 64-bit Ultimate). After 4 hours or so, the install fails with the message «This version of Windows could not be installed, Your previous version of Windows has been restored, and you can continue to use it.» This error is back at my Vista desktop, there’s no error that I could see during install, I just a message indicating that it was reverting everything.
I tracked down the error logs and here’s the log at
I uploaded the error log (from C:$WINDOWS.~BTSourcesPanther) and uploaded onto Pastebin. Here is an excerpt:
2009-08-09 02:54:57, Error Number of Enumerated Devices = 21[gle=0x00000103]
2009-08-09 02:54:58, Error Failed to find driver file path. Error=00000002x
2009-08-09 02:54:58, Error Failed to find driver file path. Error=00000002x
2009-08-09 02:54:58, Error Failed to find driver file path. Error=00000002x[gle=0x80092004]
2009-08-09 02:54:58, Error Failed to find driver file path. Error=00000002x[gle=0x80092004]
It was suggested that I upgrade to SP2 before upgrading to Vista, but this made no difference. I since uninstalled SP2 since it was creating some problems with a piece of hardware.
I know a fresh install is best, but I’m hoping to avoid that because I’d need a new hard drive.
Per Reuben’s instruction, I found the install’s dump and uploaded it here. (266 KB)
I currently have Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit and I decided I would like to upgrade to 64bit. So I ran the installation (let’s say I purchased the ISO off the website and mounted it). I chose a Custom Installation (like a clean install, I think) and it started to get to work. It got through all the stages then it got the part where the PC restarts itself. When it came back on it said the installation couldn’t complete or something similar. It started to revert back to normal. Then when it logged in it came up with the message : «This version of windows could not be installed» and some other stuff.
Why is this? I don’t see why it wouldn’t work and it’s frustrating me :S All help appreciated.
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When doing the clean install, did you erase all of the old partitions first and start with a fresh block of unpartitioned?
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do you have a 64 bit capable cpu?
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Sanctum has a Xeon so I hope it’d be 64 bit
EDIT: Looks like Sanctum has this workstation, which has a quad core Xeon in it.
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Originally Posted by LemonSlice
When doing the clean install, did you erase all of the old partitions first and start with a fresh block of unpartitioned?
Um, I don’t think so. I don’t know how :S Although, the post I’ve quoted below may be the problem.
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do you have a 64 bit capable cpu?
I have no idea, probably not. How do I find out?
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Sanctum has a Xeon so I hope it’d be 64 bit
EDIT: Looks like Sanctum has this workstation, which has a quad core Xeon in it.
I think that’s exactly the same EXCEPT mine has two processors, each with 1 core.
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If you don’t need any data on the drives, wiping the drives is the way to go. During the installation, before it actually begins you get to choose the drive to install to. Click the advanced button in the options at the bottom and click each partition on the disk you want and hit delete on every one of them, until you are left with only 1 piece of unpartitioned. Be careful if there is more than 1 drive in the computer that you only clear the one you want.
If it was not a 64-bit capable CPU, you wouldn’t have even reached the installation because the disc checks beforehand and will tell you of an architecture compatibility problem.
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Originally Posted by LemonSlice
If you don’t need any data on the drives, wiping the drives is the way to go. During the installation, before it actually begins you get to choose the drive to install to. Click the advanced button in the options at the bottom and click each partition on the disk you want and hit delete on every one of them, until you are left with only 1 piece of unpartitioned. Be careful if there is more than 1 drive in the computer that you only clear the one you want.
If it was not a 64-bit capable CPU, you wouldn’t have even reached the installation because the disc checks beforehand and will tell you of an architecture compatibility problem.
Thanks a lot for your post, I’ll give it a go. I have two hard drives — one’s my slave drive, used for storage and the other is my main drive, with my OS on. I assume I only have to delete the partitions on the main drive?
Ah okay, thanks — I guess that solves the worry about it being 64bit
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LemonSlice
If you don’t need any data on the drives, wiping the drives is the way to go. During the installation, before it actually begins you get to choose the drive to install to. Click the advanced button in the options at the bottom and click each partition on the disk you want and hit delete on every one of them, until you are left with only 1 piece of unpartitioned. Be careful if there is more than 1 drive in the computer that you only clear the one you want.
If it was not a 64-bit capable CPU, you wouldn’t have even reached the installation because the disc checks beforehand and will tell you of an architecture compatibility problem.
What if you only have one partition?
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If you can afford to lose all the stuff on C:, then just delete that partition and have Win7 make a fresh new one on C:.
(I would disconnect drive D: though first; Win7 has a habit of spamming system partitions all over different HDs if you have more than one connected when you’ve installed it; I know cause I have a box with 4 1 TB HDs in it and Win7 dropped a system data partition on drive 2 for some weird reason.)
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If you can afford to lose all the stuff on C:, then just delete that partition and have Win7 make a fresh new one on C:.
(I would disconnect drive D: though first; Win7 has a habit of spamming system partitions all over different HDs if you have more than one connected when you’ve installed it; I know cause I have a box with 4 1 TB HDs in it and Win7 dropped a system data partition on drive 2 for some weird reason.)
Ah, okay, I guess I’ll do that; but first, erm, how do I delete a partition? Thanks
Oh, and I’ll make sure I disconnect D: first
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You can always reconnect your drive D: after the install is finished.
Ok, in this picture (the one you uploaded) you would get the partitioner menu, IF you boot off the installation DVD/CD. If you don’t you won’t see a «Drive Options» option (see here).
In the «Drive Options» area you can delete/remake/format/etc partitions.
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You can always reconnect your drive D: after the install is finished.
Ok, in this picture (the one you uploaded) you would get the partitioner menu, IF you boot off the installation DVD/CD. If you don’t you won’t see a «Drive Options» option (see here).
In the «Drive Options» area you can delete/remake/format/etc partitions.
Ahh, okay thanks a lot. So I should burn the ISO to a disc and get it to boot from it? I’ll start burning now, thank you.
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As a general rule I burn physical media just ’cause losing the file would seriously, massively, suck if ever the hard drive should go phut.
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As a general rule I burn physical media just ’cause losing the file would seriously, massively, suck if ever the hard drive should go phut.
Haha, okay, I guess I should live by that rule from now on
Wish me luck!
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Boot from the DVD you just burned!
Choose Install, Custom install!
Then go drive options.
And manage drives, iirc
delete the partitions!
Make new partition! Windows will say it may make another so Windows works right
Then install to the main partition!
In Windows, do all your Mobo drivers. And Windows Updates!
Shut down, and connect the storage drive!
Dude, what I wrote above is from off the top of my head and I may have worded some bits wrong!
But I’m sure it will make sense when you do it
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ACHILEE5 has it on the dot.
I would only make one change…
I would just install the Service Pack 1 as well. Download the ENTIRE service pack and burn it to another DVD and install that first thing after install, THEN get all the updates and drivers and stuff.
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ACHILEE5 has it on the dot.
I would only make one change…
I would just install the Service Pack 1 as well. Download the ENTIRE service pack and burn it to another DVD and install that first thing after install, THEN get all the updates and drivers and stuff.
Good call on the Service Pack
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Transhour, was asking the right question. I’m pretty sure the CPUs you have are either of these:
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/I…3066DU%29.html
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/I…3066EU%29.html
They are very similar and unfortunately neither of them are 64-bit capable (as they are really just P4s at 3.06GHz with 533MHz FSB). Also, if I understand you correctly you are trying to upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit, which is not possible. The only way to go from 32-bit Windows 7 to 64-bit Windows 7 is to do a clean install, like ACHILEE5 was describing.
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Originally Posted by Quantum Reality
Sanctum has a Xeon so I hope it’d be 64 bit
EDIT: Looks like Sanctum has this workstation, which has a quad core Xeon in it.
No, it’s not a quad core Xeon. The HP Workstation XW6000 has a dual socket 604 motherboard. It’s got two single core Xeons (basically P4s) and I think it has hyperthreading (which would explain the info in your link, 2 cores and 4 threads).
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Fix Windows Could Not Complete The Installation. To Install Windows On This Computer, Restart The Installation: If you are facing this error then it means you are using Audit Mode to install Windows which is the main cause of this error. When Windows boots for the very first time then either it can boot to Windows Welcome Mode or Audit Mode.
What is Audit Mode?
Audit Mode is a network-enabled environment where a user can add customizations to Windows images. Whenever Windows starts it shows you a Welcome screen immediately after installation, however one can skip this Welcome screen and boot directly to audit mode instead. In short Audit Mode allows you to boot directly to Desktop after Windows installation.
Windows could not complete the installation. To install Windows on
this computer, restart the installation.
Also, the main issue in this error is that you’re stuck in a Reboot loop and that’s why it’s more annoying. Now you know about Audit Mode and Welcome Mode it’s time how to fix this error, so without wasting any time let’s see how to Install Windows when in Audit Mode.
Contents
- [SOLVED] Windows Could Not Complete The Installation
- Method 1: Run Automatic Repair
- Method 2: Enable Administrator Account
- Method 3: Start Account Creation Wizard
- Method 4: Change Password Requirements
- Method 5: Registry Fix
- Method 6: Disable Audit Mode
Method 1: Run Automatic Repair
1. Insert the Windows 10 bootable installation DVD and restart your PC.
2. When prompted to Press any key to boot from CD or DVD, press any key to continue.
3. Select your language preferences, and click Next. Click Repair your computer in the bottom-left.
4. On choose an option screen, click Troubleshoot.
5. On Troubleshoot screen, click Advanced option.
6. On the Advanced options screen, click Automatic Repair or Startup Repair.
7. Wait till the Windows Automatic/Startup Repairs complete.
8. Restart and you have successfully Fix Windows Could Not Complete The Installation Error.
Method 2: Enable Administrator Account
1. On the error screen press Shift + F10 to open Command Prompt.
2. Type the following command and hit Enter: MMC
3. Next click File > Add/Remove Snap-in.
4. Select Computer Management and then double-click on it.
5. In the new window that opens select Local computer and then click Finish followed by OK.
6. Then double-click Computer Management (Local) > System Tools > Local Users and Groups > Users > Administrator.
7. Make sure to Uncheck the “Account is disabled” option and click OK.
8. Next, right-click on the Administrator then select Set Password and set a strong password to get started.
9. Finally, close everything and restart your PC. After the restart, you may be able to Fix Windows Could Not Complete The Installation.
Method 3: Start Account Creation Wizard
1. Again open the Command Prompt on the error screen by pressing Shift + F10.
2. Type the following command and hit Enter: cd C:windowssystem32oobe
3. Again type “msoobe” (without quotes) and hit Enter.
4. The above will start the user account creation wizard, so create a generic account and it’s password.
Note: Keep your product key ready as sometimes it is required. If it asks for OEM/No then simply hit finish.
5. Once done hit Finish and close everything. Restart your PC you may have successfully fix Windows Could Not Complete The Installation. To Install Windows On This Computer, Restart The Installation.
Method 4: Change Password Requirements
This error tends to pop-up when in Audit Mode and the computer has just been joined to a domain. The error is caused by password requirements added to the local security policy. This typically includes a minimum password length and password complexity.
1. Open the Command prompt on the error screen.
2. Type the following the command and hit Enter: secpol.msc
3. Navigate to Account Policies > Password Policy.
4. Now change “Minimum password length” to 0 and disable “Password must meet complexity requirements.“
5. Apply the changes and then exit the Security Policy console.
6. Click OK on the error message to reboot your PC.
Method 5: Registry Fix
1. On the same error screen press Shift + F10 to open Command Prompt.
2. Type the following command and hit Enter: regedit
3. Now in the Registry Editor navigate to the following key: ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatus
4.Adjust the following values if they don’t match the following:
Note: To change the value of the below keys double click on them and then enter the new value.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatusAuditBoot Value: 0
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatusChildCompletionsetup.exe Value: 3
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatusChildCompletionaudit.exe Value: 0
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatusSysprepStatusCleanupState Value: 2
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatusSysprepStatusGeneralizationState Value: 7
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupStatusUnattendPassesauditSystem Value: 0
5. After a Reboot the Audit Mode is disabled and Windows starts regularly – in the Out of Box Experience mode.
Method 6: Disable Audit Mode
Running Sysprep command each time resets Windows licensing the state to default. So if your Windows is activated and you run this command, you’ll need to reactivate Windows after executing this command.
1. Open Command Prompt on the error screen.
2. Type the following command in the cmd and hit Enter: sysprep /oobe /generalize
3. This will disable the Audit Mode.
4. Close everything and reboot your PC normally.
5. If you’re still facing this issue then again open cmd.
6. Type the following command and hit Enter: regedit
7. Navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionSetupState
8. Highlight State Registry key, then right-click on ImageState in the right window pane and click on Delete.
9. Once you deleted the string, close everything and restart your PC.
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That’s it you have successfully Fix Windows Could Not Complete The Installation Error but if you still have any queries regarding this guide then please feel free to ask them in the comment’s section.
Microsoft released on Monday (30/4/2018) the last big update for Windows 10, known as «Windows 10 April 2018 Update Version 1803». But, as usually happens with many updates, the new Windows 10 1803 update, fails to install on some PC’s for unclear reasons.
When the installation of Windows 10 v1803 update failed, the users faces one of the following symptoms on their systems:
Symptom No1: When the download of Windows 10 April 2018 v1803 update is completed, Windows restarts to install update. But, after the system restart, the system stuck during the update installation or at Windows Logo and the only method to get the PC back, is to force shutdown the machine using the Power switch.
Symptom No2: During the installation of the v1803 update on Windows 10, the system suddenly restarts and starts to revert changes and goes to the previous Windows 10 version (v1709). When the previous version is restored, the system starts to download again the latest update for Windows 10 v1803, but the installation of the update, always fails with the same symptoms or gives the error 0xc1900101.
How to fix: Feature update to Windows 10, version 1803 Failed to install.
Suggestions: Before proceeding to update your system:
1. Completely uninstall any 3rd party antivirus or security program from your system, before installing the update.
2. Disconnect any USB connected devices that you don’t need. (e.g. USB Wireless Mouse or Keyboard Receiver, USB Wireless Network Card, etc.).
3. If you have enabled the device encryption on your system (BitLocker, VeraCrypt), then proceed and decrypt the drive C: before installing the update.
4. Be patient…the update takes a few hours to download and install.
5. Before applying the methods mentioned below, try the following:
1. Run the ‘Windows Update Troubleshooter’ from Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot > Windows Update.
2. Download and install the latest Servicing Stack Update for Windows 10 v1709 (KB4090914).
3. Try to install the Update.
Method 1. Force Windows 10 to Download the Update v1803 from Scratch.
Method 2. Download & Install the Windows 10 April 2018 v1803 Update Manually.
Method 3. FIX Windows corruption errors with DISM & SFC tools.
Method 4. Install Windows 10 v1803 Update with an IN-Place Upgrade.
Method 5. Disable Windows 10 Automatic Update.
General troubleshooting guide for Windows 10 updates.
Method 1. Force Windows 10 to Download the Update v1803 from Scratch.
Step 1. Delete the Windows Update folder.
The Windows Update folder (C:WindowsSoftwareDistribution), is the location where Windows stores the new updates after downloading them. In many cases, the «SoftwareDistribution» folder’s contents become corrupted and cause problems during downloading or installing updates. At these cases all these problems can be easily bypassed if you delete the «SoftwareDistribution» folder and its contents in order to force Windows to re-download the update(s).
To delete the Windows Update folder:
1. Simultaneously press the Win + R keys to open the run command box.
2. Type the following command and press OK.
- services.msc
3. From the list of services, at the right pane locate the Windows Update service.
4. Right click on «Windows Update» service and choose Stop. *
5. Close «Services» window.
* Note: If you cannot stop the Windows Update service, then:
a. Double click on it to open its Properties.
b. Set the Startup type to Disabled and click OK.
c. Restart your computer.
d. After restart, continue below.
6. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:Windows folder.
7. Locate and then Delete the SoftwareDistribution folder. *
* Notes:
1. If you cannot delete the folder with error «Folder in use – try again», then restart Windows in «Safe Mode» and repeat the procedure.
2. If you have disabled the Windows Update service (Startup type = Disabled), then go to services and set the Startup type to Automatic.
8. Restart your computer.
Step 2. Download and try to install the Update v1803.
1. After the restart, go to Start > Settings > Update & Security.
2. Click Check for updates.
3. Finally let Windows to download and install the update again.
Method 2. Download & Install the Windows 10 April 2018 v1803 Update Manually.
The second method, to resolve the issues while downloading or installing the Windows 10 April 2018 update 1803, is to download and install the update using the «Windows Update Assistant»: To do that:
1. Follow the instructions at Step-1 from Method-2 above and delete the «SoftwareDistribution» folder.
2. Navigate to Windows 10 download site and click the Update now button.
3. When asked, click to Run the «Windows10Upgrade9252.exe» file to start the installation immediately, or click the Save button to run the installer later.
4. Finally click the Update Now button and follow the on screen prompts to install the Update.
Method 3. FIX Windows corruption errors with DISM & SFC tools.
1. Open command prompt as administrator. To do that:
1. In the Search box type: cmd or command prompt
2. Right click on the command prompt (result) and select Run as Administrator.
2. At the command prompt window, type the following command & press Enter:
- Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth
3. Be patient until DISM repairs component store. When the operation is completed, (you should be informed that the component store corruption was repaired), give this command and press Enter:
- SFC /SCANNOW
4. When SFC scan is completed, restart your computer.
5. Try to update your system again.
Method 4. Install Windows 10 v1803 Update with an in-place Upgrade.
Another method that usually works, to fix Windows 10 update problems, is to perform a Windows 10 Repair-Upgrade, by using the Media Creation tool to create an ISO or USB Windows 10 install media. For that task follow the detailed instructions on this article: How to repair Windows 10.
That’s it! Which method worked for you?
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In this post we will see how to upgrade Windows Server 2008 R2 to Windows Server 2012. It’s been an year that Microsoft has released Windows Server 2012, when Windows Sever 2012 was released the IT professionals were eager to know what’s new in Windows Server 2012 and i was one of them. Microsoft releases all of its operating systems in multiple editions, which provides consumers with varying price points and feature sets. While choosing the edition make sure you choose the edition that suits your requirements. Before we go ahead and deploy Server 2012, let’s take a look at editions of Windows Server 2012.
1) Windows Server 2012 Datacenter Edition – The Datacenter edition is designed for large and powerful servers with up to 64 processors and fault-tolerance features such as hot add processor support. This edition is available only through the Microsoft volume licensing program and from original equipment manufacturers bundled with a server.
2) Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition – This is a fully functional edition of Windows Server 2012. Frankly speaking there is no much difference between Datacenter and Standard Edition of Windows Server 2012. What differentiates these 2 editions is the number of virtual machine instances that is permitted by the license. A Standard edition license will entitle you to run up to two VMs on up to two processors. A Datacenter edition license will entitle you to run an unlimited number of VMs on up to two processors.
3) Windows Server 2012 Essentials – The Essentials edition is suited for small organizations, this edition includes all the features of Standard and Datacenter edition except the Server Core, Hyper-v and ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services).
4) Windows Server 2012 Foundation – This edition is designed for small businesses that require only basic server features such as file and print services and application support. The edition includes no virtualization rights and is limited to 15 users.
If i were to upgrade my existing windows server 2008 R2 Enterprise server to windows server 2012 i would first choose the edition and then i would check the upgrade paths. I have created a table which shows whether you can upgrade to windows server 2012 with you present operating system.
Lets take a look at hardware requirements for upgrading our server to windows server 2012. Windows Server 2012 requires minimum of 16 GB to 32 GB of disk space. When you install Windows Server 2012 it occupies 15.1 GB of space approximately but its good to allocate at least 32 GB of drive space for Windows Server 2012. You would require 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor, 512 MB of RAM, 32 GB of disk space, DVD Drive, Super VGA (800×600) or higher resolution monitor, keyboard and mouse.
The Windows Server 2012 evaluation software is available in Standard and Datacenter editions, you can download Windows Server 2012 from here :- http://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/evalcenter/hh670538.aspx.
In this post i will be showing you how to upgrade a windows server 2008 R2 Enterprise SP1 to Windows Server 2012 Datacenter. Note that the existing server is in workgroup, do not consider this post to upgrade your domain controller to windows server 2012. I will be creating a separate post to show the upgrade of domain controller running on windows server 2008 r2 to windows server 2012.
Insert the windows server 2012 DVD into the DVD-ROM and click on Run Setup.exe.
On the Windows Setup screen, click on Install now.
If you want to get security updates and latest drivers for your operating system select Go online to install updates now. We can also do a windows update once the upgrade is completed, so select No, Thanks.
Enter your product key for windows server 2012 and click on Next. In this step i have entered server 2012 Datacenter edition key. Click on Next.
Server core installation has no Server Manager or any other MMCs to manage roles and features. The management must be done either remotely from a client machine or through the command prompt or Powershell at the console. There is no Start menu, no desktop Explorer shell, no Microsoft Management Console, and virtually no graphical applications. All you see when you start the computer is a single window with a command prompt. In this step i will select the second installation mode, Windows Server 2012 Datacenter (Server with a GUI). Click on Next.
Select Upgrade: Install Windows and Keep files, settings and applications. This will keep existing files, settings and applications and upgrade our server to windows 2012.
The upgrade will take close to 20 minutes. Sit back and relax until the upgrade is complete.
The upgrade from windows server 2008 R2 Enterprise to windows server 2012 Datacenter is complete. Let’s login to the server and check for the edition.
Click on Server Manager, Click on Local Server, check the properties of server. We see that the operating system version is Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Datacenter. The upgrade process has been completed successfully.
Prajwal Desai is a Microsoft MVP in Enterprise Mobility. He writes articles on SCCM, Intune, Configuration Manager, Microsoft Intune, Azure, Windows Server, Windows 11, WordPress and other topics, with the goal of providing people with useful information.
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- This Copy of Windows Is Not Genuine Build 7601 Fix
- ①Uninstall KB971033 Update
- ③Turn off the Windows Automatic Update
- ④Register Windows Genuine When This Copy of Windows Is Now Genuine 7601 Crack
- Further Reading: Windows 7 Build 7601 Not Genuine
- Why Windows 7 Build 7601/7600 Not Genuine
- Effects of Windows Not Being Genuine
- Final Words
- This Copy of Windows Is Not Genuine FAQ
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- YOUR COPY OF WINDOWS 7 IS NOT GENUINE. BUILD 7601
- Решение 1.
- Решение 2.
Переустановка Windows 7
24 Jun 2014 в 14:34
24 Jun 2014 в 14:34 #1
Всем доброго времени суток. Решил переустановить свой Windows 7 32-x bit на 7-ку, но 64-x bit. Столкнулся с проблемой: когда запускаю диск с Виндой то пишет следующее сообщение: «This installation disc isn’t compatible with your version of Windows. To upgrade, you need the correct installation disc. For more information, check your computer’s system information. To install a new copy of windows, restart (boot) your computer using the installation disc, and then select Custom (advanced).» Что делать? Вообще можно ли установить 64 бита, используя этот процессор: «AMD fx-8120 Eight-Core Processor». Если кто-то знает решение данной проблемы, прошу отписаться.
24 Jun 2014 в 14:49 #2
Ну ты написал решение в своем вопросе, то есть твой вопрос содержит решение. Грузись с диска, в биосе выстави приоритет на дисковод.
Твоя проблема из того, что ты диск в винде запускаешь.
24 Jun 2014 в 14:54 #3
То есть с моим процом можно установить 64 битную?
24 Jun 2014 в 14:56 #4
Открой биос и дерзай самоуверенный мачо!
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Вопрос
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Судя по описанию установка делается неверно. Надо делать так:
1. Сохранить все нужные данные на любом внешнем носителе (DVD, внешний диск, флэш и т.п).
2. Загрузить компьютер с установочного DVD диска Семерки (см. инструкцию к лаптопу как задать поряднок загрузки если по умолчанию она не с DVD).
3. Установить ОС следуя предложеным шагам. Рекомендуется удалить раздел с существующей ОС и создать новый, в него и устанавливать.
4. Установить апдейты и свежие драйверы.
5. Восстановить данные сохраненные в п.1.
This posting is provided «AS IS» with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Я сейчас сделал так:вставил диск,выключил компьютер,включил,в БИОСе в boot-Boot Device Priority,выбрал первый пункт и поставил CD-DVD,save and exit
забудьте, что у Вас есть жесткий диск.
В БИОСе поставьте DVD-привод первым в загрузке.
Дистрибутив должен быть уже в приводе.
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А 64 не устанавливается.Причём,проводник открывает,что вся информация на диске есть,а при попытке установить появляется сообщение «Неопознанная программа пыт. получить доступ»,я жму на «да»,выводится окно с сообщением:»This installation disk isn’t compatible with your version of windows.To upgrade,you need the correct installation disk.For more information,check your computer’s sistem information.To install a new copy of Windows,restart (boot)your computer using the installation disk,and then select Custom(Advanced)»
при загрузке с диска никаких подобных сообщений быть не может, по определению!
(при «слабых компьютерных знаниях» лучше сначала либо почитать книжки, либо в Интернете покопаться и разобраться. а не «рубить шашкой» :-))
В вашем случае вы провели upgrade установленной висты до 7-ки, так как битность совпадала. Чтобы установить ОС 64bit, необходимо как уже сказали ранее загрузиться с диска. Для этого или в биос поставить в порядке загрузки привод ранее HDD, либо. нажать комбинацию клавиш при загрузке для выбора источника загрузки (на АСУС обычно F8). Собственно об этом сообщение на английском и выдавалось(из первого поста).
всё неверно. Если ставится система с другой разрядностью, то возможно только полная чистая установка (вместо существующей системы или в свободный раздел), при этом загружаться нужно непосредственно с дистрибутивного диска.
А 64-битная программа установки никак не может запуститься в 32-битной операционной системе! поэтому и ошибка
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This is not a genuine version of windows при установке
Вопрос
For some reason Win7 SP1 is now claiming my OEM install is not legitimate even tho I’ve been using it for 2 years. None of the three KBs (KB971033/KB4480960/KB4480970) are installed. Yeah, I’m paranoid. Is this another crappy, hamfisted attempt by Microsoft to force me to upgrade to Windows Me v.10? None of the solutions apply to OEM licenses. And if I try to use any MS methods I get a message the key is not valid for activation.
Win7 Home SP1 Build 7601
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If you are unable to re-activate your OEM license using an internet connection, I would recommend you to re-activate your Windows by phone. Details are here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15083/windows-activate-windows-7-or-8-1
Have you changed anything before the issue occured?
Try to reinstall it and check if you still have the error, It’s recommended to contact with Microsoft support from here:
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For some reason Win7 SP1 is now claiming my OEM install is not legitimate even tho I’ve been using it for 2 years. None of the three KBs (KB971033/KB4480960/KB4480970) are installed.
As from my experience, even if you can’t find KB971033 update among installed updates listed on computer, it is still worth to run command:
wusa /uninstall /kb:971033
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By Vera | Follow | Last Updated November 20, 2020
Summary :
What if you receive an error saying “this copy of Windows is not genuine”, you can’t change the wallpaper, or your computer performance has gotten worse? Take it easy! This post will walk you through five solutions to fix the issue where 7601/7600 build not being genuine.
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This Copy of Windows Is Not Genuine Build 7600/7601
The Windows not being genuine issue is one of the popular Windows errors that you may experience as you utilize the Windows operating system. According to users’ feedback, this issue often occurs after installing some updates with the message on the bottom right of the desktop that says:
This copy of Windows is not genuine»
You typically get this message in Windows 7 build 7600/7601. In addition, your desktop background will be fixed to black.
Nothing could be more annoying than having this message interrupt your process of work or entertainment on the computer. This message could stay even after a long period of time.
How to remove Windows 7 genuine notification build 7601/7600? Follow the following steps to solve this issue.
This Copy of Windows Is Not Genuine Build 7601 Fix
①Uninstall KB971033 Update
Perhaps your Windows was running without any trouble until Windows 7 KB971033 update was installed. This update includes Windows Activation Technologies that help detect your Windows operating system.
Once it finds out the copy of Windows is not genuine, you may receive a message on the lower right part of the desktop stating «Windows 7 build 7601 this copy of Windows is not genuine».
Hence, you can choose to uninstall this update to remove Windows 7 genuine notification build 7601/7600.
Back up Computer with MiniTool ShadowMaker
Windows has a built-in backup tool that can help you create a system image and back up files. However, using this tool sometimes causes issues like Windows backup stuck at creating system image.
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By default, all system partitions are selected. If you need to back up files, partition or the entire system disk, enter the Source section to choose a type.
Choose a location to store the backup image file.
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Uninstall Windows 7 KB971033 update
Since the computer has now been backed up, you can uninstall the Windows update to fix “this copy of Windows is not genuine build 7600/7601”.
After completing the update, Windows 7 not genuine issue should be solved. If the message still exists, try the following method.
In Windows, there is a built-in Windows 7 not genuine removal tool you can use to make Windows 7 genuine.
SLMGR, short for Windows Server License Manager Script, is the command prompt version of Microsoft licensing tool. And REARM command will help reset the licensing status of your machine.
After finishing the activation, you can use the version of Windows for 30 more days.
You can choose to reactivate it every 30 days for 3 times. That is, you essentially get 120 days for this version of Windows.
To break the limit, here is what you can do:
You can now use the slmgr -rearm command for another 8 times, which is another 240 days. In total, you will get free Windows 7 for 120 + 240 = 360 days.
③Turn off the Windows Automatic Update
In addition to the above three methods, you can try to disable Windows updates. When Windows Update is turned on, it will try to keep itself up to date by telling you “this copy of Windows is not genuine”.
Steps to turn off the updates:
1. From the Start menu, choose Control Panel to open it.
2. Go to System and Security > Windows Update > Turn automatic updating on or off.
3. Select Never Check for Updates (not recommended) option from Important updates section.
4. Click on OK to change the setting.
④Register Windows Genuine When This Copy of Windows Is Now Genuine 7601 Crack
If you are using a pirated version of Windows, Windows 7 not genuine message might occur every time you turn on your computer one month after installation. There might also be some bugs on the pirated version, causing many problems. Under these circumstances, we suggest purchasing a license key of the genuine Windows.
How to make Windows 7 genuine permanently? Follow these instructions to activate your copy of Windows.
Sometimes you may suddenly receive “this copy of Windows is not genuine” message although you are using a genuine Windows. This is because the license is shared with other persons and Microsoft can stop your certificate due to it being used on multiple computers. In this case, you can ask Microsoft for help.
After learning Windows 7 not genuine fix, some of you may be wondering about the reasons for “this copy of Windows is not genuine” issue and the problems that you may face in case of this issue.
Further Reading: Windows 7 Build 7601 Not Genuine
Why Windows 7 Build 7601/7600 Not Genuine
The major reason causing Windows 7 not genuine is that you are not using the genuine Windows version that Microsoft provides.
You could be using a cracked version of Windows; the chances of its product key being corrupted or removed and virus being injected are high.
Another reason is that you may be using an outdated version of Windows that needs to be upgraded. If you have enabled the setting of automatic update, the system will come in contact with internet access and realizes that it is outdated. Then, the error message “This Copy of Windows Is Not Genuine” appears.
Effects of Windows Not Being Genuine
If you receive “Windows 7 build 7600/7601 this copy of Windows is not genuine” message, there are some irritating and annoying problems you may face:
Final Words
It is really annoying to see the error “this copy of Windows is not genuine build 7601/7600” every time you log into Windows. We hope the above methods solved your issue.
This Copy of Windows Is Not Genuine FAQ
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YOUR COPY OF WINDOWS 7 IS NOT GENUINE. BUILD 7601
Ваша копия Windows 7 не является подлинной. Сборка 7601.
Если с экрана пропала заставка и в нижнем правом углу монитора выле ЗЛО СООБЩЕНИЕ :
будьте уверены, Ваш Windows не лицензионный! Как так получилось, что у Вас появилась эта надпись? Просто! Вместе со скаченными обновлениями установилась программа, которая при следующем запуске компьютера проверила ключ Вашего Windows, база Microsoft ответила, что этого ключа нет или такой ключ уже используется, извините, вот Вам сообщение, принимайте как есть! Но способ устранения данной проблемы есть! Выполните весь список действий и будет вам счастье.
Решение 1.
Если Windows еще пока чистенький, то проверьте, что именно система просит обновить.
Заходим в » Пуск » Панель управления » Центр обновления Windows » Важных обновлений: «ЧИСЛО» доступны.
Ищем в списке » обновление для Windows 7 (KB971033) » и снимаем галочку в чекбоксе.
Далее обновляйте Windows, проверка не будет препятствовать.
Решение 2.
Если все таки не смогли уберечь Windows и сообщение тут как тут, то помогут следующие действия:
Сначала, Удаляем Обновление для Microsoft Windows (KB971033).
Далее. Заходим в любую папку, (например, Мой Компьютер), жмем клавишу «Alt» » появляется скрытое меню, выбираем » Сервис » Параметры папок.
вкладка Вид »
» Снять галочку с пункта » Скрывать расширения для зарегистрированных типов файлов.
» Переключить радио кнопку на пункт » Показывать скрытые файлы, папки и диски.
Если вы вдруг не нашли по какой-то причине ОСТАНОВИТЬ службу, на выделенной курсором строке, двойным кликом входим в службу, попадаем в ее Свойства, и нажатием кнопку » Остановить.
Далее идем сюда: C:WindowsSystem32
Находим 2 скрытых файла с расширением
.C7483456-A289-439d-8115-601632D005A0
Далее. Выключите свой антивирус, на 10 минут (если вам необходимо больше времени, отключите на большее время). Активируем систему активатором. (скачиваем активатор).
Запускаем EXE файл, ждете 30 секунд. (После перезагрузки системы, Windows будет активирован).
Не забудьте поменять фон рабочего стола, вместо чёрного фона.
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A. Which of the following is correct….1. In a OEM Win 7 64-bit computer, it has both a IE 32-bit and IE 64-bit pre-installed.2. In a OEM Win 7 64-bit computer, if you install IE 9 manually, both 32-bit and 64-bit version will be installed automatically.3. None of the above is correct.B. Why this happens only in 64-bit OS, why not in 32-bit OS?C. Why are Win 7 64-bit OS users being advsed to use the 32-bit IE, but not the 64-bit counterpart
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