I notice that the product key used can also cause failure, if you have
access to another product key try that. As Peter mentioned, it could be a
hardware issue, if you have external devices such as USB Printers, scanners
or external drives connected, remove them and reattempt the setup.
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"Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]" <cpdaniel_remove_this_and_nospam@mvps.org.nospam>
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> Peter Foldes wrote:
>> Try the install in Safe Mode. If it goes then start looking for the
>> culprit (Hardware)
>
> If I got to the point where the install gives me any option, that sounds
> like a fine idea - but it's hanging before the first opportunity to
> interact, at least as far as I can tell - unless there are secret silent
> options that can be invoked during the early part of the setup....?
>
> -cd
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