Unable to get fresh install of windows 7 on new SSD Solved. Yesterday I attempted to install a few new components in my computer and have been having issues installing windows. New components. Asus M5. A9. 7 Mobo. AMD Phenom X4 9. Ghtz. Samsung 8. 30 1. SSDIn the system I have my previous working. Samsung DVD drive. Radeon HD 6. 85. 0 graphics card. I do not currently have my 1tb Samsung drive connected. When your computer wont boot, your data might still there. Heres how to install Linux on a bootable USB flash drive to recover your files. Next time keep a backup. Im not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I will be very grateful for any help. I am unable to get my destination machine to pxe boot off my Windows box. This webpage contains the Boot Camp Drivers for Windows software to run on your Mac computer. Patch For Windows 7 32 Bit. You can download the drivers directly from this webpage. A Boot Method For The Installer Is Unable To Install' title='A Boot Method For The Installer Is Unable To Install' />I have the SSD hooked up in the first 6bs SATA port and the Dv. D drive in port 2. BIOS finds the hard drive and the setting in BIOS are ACHIWhen I get to the windows setup screen where it asks me to pick the drive to install windows on I choose the SSD which shows 1. At this point I get a Windows cannot create partition error. I have gone into Diskpart and created the partition and set it to active and again tried to reinstall and get the same message. I have followed some Windows forums post http www. SSD which says to create a NTFS format partition in Diskpart but when I attempt to format the SSD in Diskpart I receive an IO device error. At one point I actually got passed the initial step in setup and go to expaning files where it failed with the message unable to install files. Midi Quest Xl 10 0 5 Serial. Since then it has reverted back to the unable to create partition error. A Boot Method For The Installer Is Unable To Install' title='A Boot Method For The Installer Is Unable To Install' />I also tried doing the installation using the UEFI boot option in BIOS and when I create the new partitions as an article I read was saying it should The 3 partitions were created but when I selected the partition to put windows on I received the unable to create partition error. I have a burned windows 7 disc I made using ISOBurner, a USB stick to use for install, and have even tried a previous Vista disk retail not burned to see if it was perhaps the installation. I have also hooked up my previous Samsung 1tb HDD to see what happens if I were to try to boot from it, I have seen 2 outcomes to doing this. The first is Disk Read Error press cntrl alt del to reset and the second which I only had happen once the windows login screen came up, then flashed blue and reset the pc. I built a PC for my brother in law 3 weeks aho using an Asus mobo with the same BIOS screen, that install I had a fresh HDD and a SSD and it allowed me to install windows without a problem to his SSD again from a burned ISO disk. I did not have to do anything out of the ordinary. This has been really frustrating and at this point I am not sure if there is just something wrong with the Mobo or I am missing a tiny step in the process, any help would be greatly appreciated.