Solved Vista install wont boot

[mzmiric5]

I have just bought an upgrade for my pc.
My new configuration is:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450
8GB(4x2GB) SuperTalent 800MHz DDR2
XFX 9800GTX
Asus P5B
Segate 500GB HDD with 32MB cache

now when i try to install Vista Ultimate x64, i select to boot from dvd, i select windows setup, and then i get the msg that there is no ntoskrnl on the system.
when i try to install my vista ghost img from my old pc, i menage to install it, and get it up and running but when i try to install some software that tries to extract files from cab files or when i use winzip to extract files i get crc errors.

I have tested the HDD and RAM using Segate SeaTools and MemTest86+

Now i have tried and managed to install XP x64 edition without any problems.

Any help is apriceated.

Thanks in advance

Miso

EDIT: ok same thing with xp, when i try to extract or install some software that has some compressed files as sources for install and i get the same crc error as on vista img install

 

[CreepinJesus]

Can you install the 32-bit version without problems ?

 

[mzmiric5]

i get same error

 

[CreepinJesus]

These may help:

How to automatically repair Windows Vista using Startup Repair

How to use the Command Prompt in the Vista Windows Recovery Environment

 

[roy69]

CRC errors normally are caused by bad media. This would be the DVD in most cases.
Try a different DVD to see if this solves the problem, you can use the key for the version you have purchased.
As you have installed XP you know it is not your drive.
Try reading the Vista disk from within XP.
You can look in your error log to see if there are any others problems that may be contributing to this.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello all.

We have these well written, easy to follow tutorials here at Vista forums.
Please take the time to have a look at them!

Startup Repair

Command Prompt Window Here

and

Command Prompt


Later Ted

 

[mzmiric5]

it's all fine, there were some trouble with the memory modules, after changing them it's all fine now, it seams that the bad memory module was creating bad sectors and could not cache the files properly. Thanks for help anyways

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello mzmiric5.

Glad to see you got it all sorted!









Later Ted