Error code 80070570 when trying to install Windows 7

Asked By Norman David 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/24/2011

Hi.

I bought Windows 7 CD and trying to upgrade from Vista x64-bit Ultimate Edition but after 15 % installation, it gives an error code 80070570.

I don't know what this error is about but every time I try to upgrade, I face the similar problem. Its frustrating me. Can someone give me direction as to what the possible problem could be.

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Answered By Jack Miller 0 points N/A #118398

Error code 80070570 when trying to install Windows 7

Hello,

I understand it's quite frustrating when things are not going right. I'll give you a medicine to cure this problem.

Error 8007057 is caused by incompatibility with your Random Access Memory. Things to do;

• Insert Windows 7 upgraded DVD in the CD ROM;
• Reboot computer, boot off DVD;
• A step by step will guide you on the installation;
• Once Windows has been set-up, run Windows Update and download any available updates.
• Reboot computer and restart it back;
• Activate your Windows in the utility, type product key and then activate your Windows.
• These steps should let you install your Windows.

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Answered By vistashen 0 points N/A #118399

Error code 80070570 when trying to install Windows 7

Hi Norman,

Lets try the following steps:

• Copy the windows 7 DVD contents to the hard drive. If able to copy successfully it means that  windows 7 files are good and able to read and no file corruption. If unable to copy DVD media is corrupt.
• Run the upgrade setup from inside the Windows Vista by clicking on the file Setup.exe.
• Another option is you can boot from the Windows 7 DVD and start the upgrade.

Possible cause of file unable to process the file to due read problem.

Hope this works out for you.

Regards,

Vistashen

               

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