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[Brian_K]

Dale,

I guess you want to use the SSD as a single partition drive. If you don't install Win7 into a partition you get that annoying SRP.

Use BIBM to create a NTFS partition. Click View MBR and Set Active. Then boot the Win7 disk and do a Custom install into that partition.

[thorrrr]

Hi Brian I think I am gonna have to do a new install to many issue probably bloast ware and I like a nice fresh system. DO I just do the sam e as the last disk

What do I do with my current partition ????? Just delete it first?

Use BIBM to create a NTFS partition. Click View MBR and Set Active. Then boot the Win7 disk and do a Custom install into that partition.

[Brian_K]

Dale,

Yes, the same. Delete the current Win7 partition, create a new partition and set it Active. Setting Active is important as the booting files are installed into the Active partition. For example, if the partition you created is not active and there is an active partition on the second HD, booting files will be installed into the second HD partition and not into the first HD Win7 partition.

[thorrrr]

Cheers Brian getting there what a couple of weeks. Where is this post you were on about ?

[Brian_K]

Dale, you missed it. It concerned your original issue.

http://community.norton.com/t5/Other-Norton-Products/autochk-program-not-found-skipping-autocheck/td...

[thorrrr]

Nice fix how the hell you worked tha tout I guess trial and error well done you all.By the way thank you very much for all your help in major upgrade.