Vista Beta 2 install over Windows XP

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I've tried to install Windows Vista Beta 2 on a computer already running
Windows XP Home. I've tried the upgrade and the fresh install options, but
the installation procedure won't make it past 'Copying Windows Files (95%)...'
I have a valid 32-bit ISO burned to DVD for the install. It starts the
install when the computer is booting up or when run from within Windows XP.
The computer is running an Intel DG1000 motherboard with a Celeron D 5xx
3.0GHz processor and 1.2GB DDR Ram.
Here's the error message I receive:
"An error occurred while copying Setup files onto your local machine. Error
code is [80070017]."
 
If you have a SATA hard drive you may need to provide the driver during the
initial setup. Use the "Load Drivers" option. Vista will accept a floppy,
cd, or thumb drive when you indicate the location of the driver.
 
I have seen several other people have the same problem. We have tried to
narrow it down to perhaps a specific media or burner type but have found no
common factor yet. So far the only thing that seems to work for some is
burning the ISO at a slower speed. I had no error of that kind and I did an
upgrade install over my current XP version without any problems. One other
guy that had the error had almost identical hardware as mine and the only
thing he did different was he had a different harddrive and different DVD
media. He will try new media and I will update you with our results.
 
I have a SATA drive that i'm installing it to, but the drive doesn't require
any drivers. It's an internal SATA drive on a board capable of holding 4 SATA
drives and 4 IDE drives.

Colin Barnhorst said:
If you have a SATA hard drive you may need to provide the driver during the
initial setup. Use the "Load Drivers" option. Vista will accept a floppy,
cd, or thumb drive when you indicate the location of the driver.

Secret52 said:
I've tried to install Windows Vista Beta 2 on a computer already running
Windows XP Home. I've tried the upgrade and the fresh install options, but
the installation procedure won't make it past 'Copying Windows Files
(95%)...'
I have a valid 32-bit ISO burned to DVD for the install. It starts the
install when the computer is booting up or when run from within Windows
XP.
The computer is running an Intel DG1000 motherboard with a Celeron D 5xx
3.0GHz processor and 1.2GB DDR Ram.
Here's the error message I receive:
"An error occurred while copying Setup files onto your local machine.
Error
code is [80070017]."
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I resolved this error by ensuring that I burned the dvd on the same drive I
used to run the setup from. Apparently there was some sort of allignment
variance between the two drives I used the first time.

Leonaitis said:
I have seen several other people have the same problem. We have tried to
narrow it down to perhaps a specific media or burner type but have found
no
common factor yet. So far the only thing that seems to work for some is
burning the ISO at a slower speed. I had no error of that kind and I did
an
upgrade install over my current XP version without any problems. One other
guy that had the error had almost identical hardware as mine and the only
thing he did different was he had a different harddrive and different DVD
media. He will try new media and I will update you with our results.

Secret52 said:
I've tried to install Windows Vista Beta 2 on a computer already running
Windows XP Home. I've tried the upgrade and the fresh install options,
but
the installation procedure won't make it past 'Copying Windows Files
(95%)...'
I have a valid 32-bit ISO burned to DVD for the install. It starts the
install when the computer is booting up or when run from within Windows
XP.
The computer is running an Intel DG1000 motherboard with a Celeron D 5xx
3.0GHz processor and 1.2GB DDR Ram.
Here's the error message I receive:
"An error occurred while copying Setup files onto your local machine.
Error
code is [80070017]."
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I finally got it resolved. Had to burn at a speed of 2x. First time I've had
to manually set the burn speed.
Also, the computer it is now installed on has the following configuration:

Intel D101GGCL Socket 775 Motherboard
Intel Celeron 341 2.93GHz 533FSB Socket 775
Spire SP512S7 90mm Sleeve CPU coling fan with heatsink
WD Caviar 250 GB SATA HD 7200/8MB/SATA-150
WD Caviar 300 GB SATA HD 7200/8MB/SATA-150
Powercolor Radeon X300se PCIe Supporting 256MB
Ultra 512MB PC2700 DDR 333MHz with Heat Shield (x2)
LITE-ON Black ATAPI/E-IDE DVD-ROM Drive Model SOHD-16P9SV





Colin Barnhorst said:
I resolved this error by ensuring that I burned the dvd on the same drive I
used to run the setup from. Apparently there was some sort of allignment
variance between the two drives I used the first time.

Leonaitis said:
I have seen several other people have the same problem. We have tried to
narrow it down to perhaps a specific media or burner type but have found
no
common factor yet. So far the only thing that seems to work for some is
burning the ISO at a slower speed. I had no error of that kind and I did
an
upgrade install over my current XP version without any problems. One other
guy that had the error had almost identical hardware as mine and the only
thing he did different was he had a different harddrive and different DVD
media. He will try new media and I will update you with our results.

Secret52 said:
I've tried to install Windows Vista Beta 2 on a computer already running
Windows XP Home. I've tried the upgrade and the fresh install options,
but
the installation procedure won't make it past 'Copying Windows Files
(95%)...'
I have a valid 32-bit ISO burned to DVD for the install. It starts the
install when the computer is booting up or when run from within Windows
XP.
The computer is running an Intel DG1000 motherboard with a Celeron D 5xx
3.0GHz processor and 1.2GB DDR Ram.
Here's the error message I receive:
"An error occurred while copying Setup files onto your local machine.
Error
code is [80070017]."
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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