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8th May 2009, 16:40 [jmke] - #11
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you definitely have some bottleneck holding you back, my guess is a slowmoleass DVD-drive
9th May 2009, 11:09 [Kenshi] - #12
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I had that with Vista as well already.
Dunno what causes it, but it's not really new.

Just reinsert the disc for a sec and it will start most of the time
10th May 2009, 18:54 [jmke] - #13
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definitely still some bugs in this RC

10th May 2009, 21:56 [Kougar] - #14
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My install of WIndows 7 RC took a hair under 17 minutes counting from first mouse click to an idle desktop. Single 750GB disc, Core i7 920 system.

JMke, I've seen that before in Vista. It's a display driver issue... are you using the WHQL drivers? 185.85, not 185.81? Or AMD's new WHQL drivers...

Rocker, what I am saying is that that is normal. XP is not able to understand the ISO-13346 file system that the iso is encoded in. You can burn the ISO to disk anyway with the proper program. IMGBurn will doo that.
10th May 2009, 22:58 [jmke] - #15
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9600 GT with 185.85 WHQL
from NVIDIA site;

have not seen such a bug under Vista though (have it on another HDD for that system... never encountered this)
11th May 2009, 03:46 [Kougar] - #16
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I've seen it before, but I don't remember if a reboot cleared it or I fixed it with a driver reinstall.
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