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This is a discussion on Windows 7 - Does Drive Vaccine support MS Windows 7? within the Drive Vaccine forums, part of the Horizon DataSys category; Are there plans to make DV available for Windows 7 [x86 and 64]? Currently, on W7RC x64, i get an ...
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Are there plans to make DV available for Windows 7 [x86 and 64]?
Currently, on W7RC x64, i get an error at the end of DV install: "Update MBR Failed" Last edited by Nick10; 06-14-2009 at 07:11 AM. |
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Derek, Let me see if I can get an answer for you! You can also contact our support team @ http://support.horizondatasys.com Maxxy |
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The reason for your MBR Failed is completely unrelated Drive Vaccines' supporting Windows 7.... Drive Vaccine protects the entire root drive (0). The Master Boot Record is the very first sector of your root drive, and is the very last sector that is written too during the Drive Vaccine installation. All disk imaging, encryption, Multi-boot OS and products such as Goback, Ghost, etc. - NEED to take ownership of this very first sector, as the MBR controls the primary partition table and Bootstaps the OS after the BIOS has passed initilization... In simple terms - once the Machine's BIOS passes its basic hardware check - it needs to load a program (OS). It is here where the MBR is looked upon to find out what needs to load first and in what order. It seems that you may have a drive imaging product or some other security (AV) that may be protecting your MBR - and therefore, Drive Vaccine is unable to update the MBR during the installation. You should uninstall or disable any security or disk encryption/imaging software from your PC and then try to re-install Drive Vaccine. You may want to submit a support ticket at http://support.horizondatasys.com if you still have issues during your installation. The techs will be able to help you out.
Last edited by Nick10; 06-14-2009 at 07:13 AM. |
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I submitted a trouble ticket on 02/24/10 about the MBR error. I received a reply that currently Windows 7 is not supported but the new release will support Windows 7. The new release should be available in about 3 weeks. Which with my calculations should be roughly the middle of March.So does Version 9 support Windows 7 or not? Thanks for the help |
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I think what Nick meant is that the Drive Vaccine application will be updated middle of March (this month). |
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