Hello,
On my new PC: HP Pavilion p6-2310 supplied with Win 8 64 bits, I added 3 partitions.
So I had the following partitions: (from left to right)
1 Go Not allocated
360 Mo (System EFI)
Win8 (C
with Win 8 installed
Win7 (G
XP (H
Data (J
Recovery (D
After I launch the install of Win 7 on the partition next to Win 8, the system rebooted and I got a black screen with the test: (translation from French) :
===========================================
Windows boot manager
A recent change to the hardware or to the software could have installed an incorrectly signed file or a damaged one…
To pursue you enquiry, press Enter.
File:
$windows.~BTWindowssystem32Winload.efi
Status: 0xc0000428
The digital sign of this file could not be checked.
============================================
I got also a very fleeting message which said approximately: "Your partitions are not in a good order"
I fact, after the trial (and failure) of installation Win 7, my partitions are in the following order:
1 Go Not allocated
360 Mo (System EFI)
Win8 (C with Win 8 installed
Data (I
Win7(H
XP (G
Recovery (D)
So the "Data" partition moved between Win8 and Win7.
I don't want to pursue any enquery, I just want to install Win7 on a partition beside Win8.
What is wrong?
Thanks for your help
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On my new PC: HP Pavilion p6-2310 supplied with Win 8 64 bits, I added 3 partitions.
So I had the following partitions: (from left to right)
1 Go Not allocated
360 Mo (System EFI)
Win8 (C
with Win 8 installedWin7 (G
XP (H
Data (J
Recovery (D
After I launch the install of Win 7 on the partition next to Win 8, the system rebooted and I got a black screen with the test: (translation from French) :
===========================================
Windows boot manager
A recent change to the hardware or to the software could have installed an incorrectly signed file or a damaged one…
To pursue you enquiry, press Enter.
File:
$windows.~BTWindowssystem32Winload.efi
Status: 0xc0000428
The digital sign of this file could not be checked.
============================================
I got also a very fleeting message which said approximately: "Your partitions are not in a good order"
I fact, after the trial (and failure) of installation Win 7, my partitions are in the following order:
1 Go Not allocated
360 Mo (System EFI)
Win8 (C
with Win 8 installedData (I
Win7(H
XP (G
Recovery (D)
So the "Data" partition moved between Win8 and Win7.
I don't want to pursue any enquery, I just want to install Win7 on a partition beside Win8.
What is wrong?
Thanks for your help
View the full article