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jtrue28

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  1. you have to copy the Windows DVD to a folder on your hard drive. 7C needs to be able to write to those files, which cannot be done to a closed DVD. I had the same problem last night before I realized I needed to copy the DVD to my hard drive. well duh ofcourse i know ive to copy the dvd to the hdd) E:\ is my other partition C:\ windows D:\ dvd E:\ other whatever dude...just trying to help. touch off!
  2. you have to copy the Windows DVD to a folder on your hard drive. 7C needs to be able to write to those files, which cannot be done to a closed DVD. I had the same problem last night before I realized I needed to copy the DVD to my hard drive.
  3. figured it out. I was extracting the files on my own....dragging the 5 files to a folder that I created. This time I just hit the "Extract" button and it created it's own folders...where I now see the "Work" folder. That wasn't there before...that was probably what was causing the problem. The "application" file was looking for that "work" folder...and it didn't exist. thanks guys!
  4. I downloaded the RAR file again. Unzipped it to it's own folder. Double clicked on the 7Customizer application file. It does nothing and immediately brings up the "windows is searching for a solution to your problem" dialog box. I'm an administrator on my PC and I also tried running as administrator...no luck. I recently rebuilt my machine from scratch...there's no virus on my machine. Am I right in thinking that this program isn't installed, it's just run from that application file in the RAR file?
  5. downloaded the lastest version of the software. I'm running x86 7 Ultimate. Program won't even load...comes up with error about sending data to Microsoft trying to find a solution. any thoughts? thanks
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