OSImage and install.wim file problem

OSImage and install.wim file problem

Check and make sure the origin of an ISO image is genuine. You can try different DVD or source to recreate bootable USB. 

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OSImage and install.wim file problem

Hello Tony,

Somehow your ISO file is corrupted or has got lack of data. Also, your USB preparing may not be right.

Use any good bootable USB creator. I use Rufus. It is a small tool but it support many boot formats. It can make bootable USB of different Linux distributions as well bootable Windows installation USB.

Also, you can try WiNToBootic. I think, it is the best use because it supports loading a boot loader so that your bootable USB will be more effective.

Also, get the official Windows 7 ISO file. Then, using any of the softwares mentioned above, make bootable USB. Then, try the installation process again.

This time, surely there will be no more error.

OSImage and install.wim file problem

That’s a common problem for windows seven users. I also faced this type of or similar problem two times. This kind of problem occurs for the missing file in your windows 7 operating system. You can fix this error by reinstall your operating system to restore your missing file.

You can choose repair option for fix this type of problem. There have no need to format your C:/ drive. Just repair your current operating system with genuine windows 7 disk and then try to do again.

You windows 7 disks may corrupt or damage. So you need to change it.

OSImage and install.wim file problem

It was last year when you last used the DVD? Well, that looks like some long time ago. My suspection here is that your DVD could have been tampered with in some way hence affecting the ISO files that are crucial during installation. Some of the things that could have led to the destruction of this files include dust, exposure of the DVD to extreme cold or heat, the DVD getting scratches due to falling on the ground and toughing the delicate surface. Or the files could have also been affected as a result of being attacked by viruses. If that is the case then you will be obliged to buy a new operating system or get one. Hope this helps,

OSImage and install.wim file problem

Yes, the problem might be the D​VD itself. As what you have said your last installation or your last use of the DVD was last year, your DVD might be damaged now especially when you are stored it not in the safe place. Try to have another copy of the installation disk or download the installation disk from the Microsoft Website.

You have mentioned that the file on the disc was exists on the list of files. Even if the file exists, the file might be damage too. Because disk has the sectors and blocks; If some part of the disk has damaged, the file on that sector by damage too and could not be accessible that is why error occurs.

OSImage and install.wim file problem

This error occurs when setup cannot be read from the Media(DVD). Either there is an issue with your D VD media or DVD-drive. It is very much possible that even if you are able to boot from DVD momentarily it could not read certain files. I have came across so many similar issues myself. At times DVD drive was able to read data from my DVD drive but I wasn't able to burn. At times I could not read the DVD that was able to read in a different DVD drive.

So to say the read capability has gone down. The other possibility is that the file in the DVD is corrupt, though you are able to boot initially which were a small file(boot files).

Solution:

• Re-Burn the windows 7 DVD
• Try with a different DVD drive

Regards,

Vistashen

OSImage and install.wim file problem

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