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windows 7 usb/dvd download tool gets to 99% and stops.

ItsTardyy
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so this is kinda of an update of an earlier post but basically I have a met all the system requirements for it and it gets to 99% on the last step and says it is unable to copy the data over to the usb. if you have any questions that might help you figure this out please ask!

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so this is kinda of an update of an earlier post but basically I have a met all the system requirements for it and it gets to 99% on the last step and says it is unable to copy the data over to the usb. if you have any questions that might help you figure this out please ask!

the ISO itself is corrupt.

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the ISO itself is corrupt.

so I should just redownload it?

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so I should just redownload it?

Or give another tool a try and make sure..

RUFUS - will create a bootable USB from an ISO, recommended for Win-ISO's on USB sticks when the tool you used does not work.,

Googled it ages ago and found a guide, pretty simple to use.

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Or give another tool a try and make sure..

RUFUS - will create a bootable USB from an ISO, recommended for Win-ISO's on USB sticks when the tool you used does not work.,

Googled it ages ago and found a guide, pretty simple to use.

so I use win-iso and rufus?

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