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Error code 0x80070005 for upgrading Vista to 7



 
 
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Old January 6th 10, 04:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
Lockeyphage
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Default Error code 0x80070005 for upgrading Vista to 7


I've been trying to upgrade my Vista to Windows 7 but I keep getting the
error message mentions on the title.
I tried to look online at what this means and it could be a number of
things apparently, although I thought it was to do with security. I've
tried turing all my security off (via the Control Panel) but that
doesn't seem to have worked.
Please could someone show me light of my wrong doings!

Thanks!


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Old January 6th 10, 10:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
Andrew Murray[_8_]
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Default Error code 0x80070005 for upgrading Vista to 7


"Lockeyphage" wrote in
message ...

I've been trying to upgrade my Vista to Windows 7 but I keep getting the
error message mentions on the title.
I tried to look online at what this means and it could be a number of
things apparently, although I thought it was to do with security. I've
tried turing all my security off (via the Control Panel) but that
doesn't seem to have worked.
Please could someone show me light of my wrong doings!

Thanks!


--
Lockeyphage
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com



This forum may provide the solution for you:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...5-55ddd5aadcea

What internet security programs do you use? "Security" in this case means
things like Anti-virus, firewall, anti-spyware etc - but when you say you
turned security off via control panel, this to me suggest you've disabled
the User Access Control (UAC) which is not likely to solve the issue as far
as installing Windows 7 is concerned.

One other suggestion (if you're not already doing it), remove all
un-necessary peripherals and expansion cards, so that your system is
bare-minimum will give it the best chance of installing, and then you can
troubleshoot for hardware compatibility one at a time, and obtain the
drivers as necessary.



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Old January 6th 10, 10:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
Andrew Murray[_8_]
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Posts: 108
Default Error code 0x80070005 for upgrading Vista to 7



"Lockeyphage" wrote in
message ...

I've been trying to upgrade my Vista to Windows 7 but I keep getting the
error message mentions on the title.
I tried to look online at what this means and it could be a number of
things apparently, although I thought it was to do with security. I've
tried turing all my security off (via the Control Panel) but that
doesn't seem to have worked.
Please could someone show me light of my wrong doings!

Thanks!


--
Lockeyphage
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com



This forum may provide the solution for you:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...5-55ddd5aadcea

What internet security programs do you use? "Security" in this case means
things like Anti-virus, firewall, anti-spyware etc - but when you say you
turned security off via control panel, this to me suggest you've disabled
the User Access Control (UAC) which is not likely to solve the issue as far
as installing Windows 7 is concerned.

One other suggestion (if you're not already doing it), remove all
un-necessary peripherals and expansion cards, so that your system is
bare-minimum will give it the best chance of installing, and then you can
troubleshoot for hardware compatibility one at a time, and obtain the
drivers as necessary.



 




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