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SPWIZENG.DLL is not a valid windows image

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nads - 09 Jun 2006 20:49 GMT
Hello,

Please i need help in installing windows vista Beta 2 .

I tried the following :

1- Setup from a DVD from windows i get this message :"The application or DLL
K:\Source\SPWIZENG.DLL is not a valid windows image. Please check this
against your installation diskette" then after pressing "OK" i get the
following message"The file 'autorun.dll" could not be loaded or is corrupt.
Setup cannot continue. Error code is [0xC1]"

2- Tried setup by booting the DVD, the setup starts, i add the serial number
provided by microsoft , then i get theat image file is corrupt.

3- Checked the CRC of the ISO file everything is fine.

4- tried to install using virtual DVD, same problem.

P.S: the vista beta ISO download size = 600,122KB when extracted = 3.12 GB

Thank you


judas_coach - 10 Jun 2006 03:24 GMT
yeah i am having the same errors as nads ive tried in DAEMON TOOLS and Nero
ImageDrive. In fact my attempts get the exact same results as nads, Setup
cannot read the image. The image is not a valid Windows image etc. God help us
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judas_coach - 10 Jun 2006 03:25 GMT
yeah i am having the same errors as nads ive tried in DAEMON TOOLS and Nero
ImageDrive. In fact my attempts get the exact same results as nads, Setup
cannot read the image. The image is not a valid Windows image etc. God help us

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> Hello,
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nads - 10 Jun 2006 07:20 GMT
Now i'm redownloading the ISO file, with FlashGet, the file size is 3,276,952
KB
i guess its an ISO error.

Hey judas , Try to redownload the file using flashget it may work, i need
about 50 hours to finish this download, so i'lll re-install and reply...


> yeah i am having the same errors as nads ive tried in DAEMON TOOLS and Nero
> ImageDrive. In fact my attempts get the exact same results as nads, Setup
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judas_coach - 10 Jun 2006 09:13 GMT
yeah im redownloading the file too. my last one stopped during the night, i
believe, and it was only about 1Gigabyte. The new one so far is about 15%
complete.
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> Now i'm redownloading the ISO file, with FlashGet, the file size is 3,276,952
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JK009 - 10 Jun 2006 13:03 GMT
I am in the same boat; I have burned two DVD's; the second at slowest speed
and still nothing but that darn image error!

> Hello,
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nads - 10 Jun 2006 17:14 GMT
The weired thing is how could a compressed file extract without being fully
downloaded, i did a CRC check and everything is fine. Hope this Vista is good
as microsoft pretends :)
Liam858 - 10 Jun 2006 17:58 GMT
I too have the same problem, and i've tried everything mentioned, the DVD
doesn't seem to be bootable for some reason, and when i try to run it from
within XP Pro, i get the same error.

> Hello,
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Liam858 - 10 Jun 2006 17:58 GMT
I too have the same problem, and i've tried everything mentioned, the DVD
doesn't seem to be bootable for some reason, and when i try to run it from
within XP Pro, i get the same error.

> Hello,
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izmhwr - 11 Jun 2006 00:47 GMT
I too have same problem. I downloaded again and tried with cdspace alcohol
and get smae result. Please help us.

> I too have the same problem, and i've tried everything mentioned, the DVD
> doesn't seem to be bootable for some reason, and when i try to run it from
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Chris - 11 Jun 2006 01:21 GMT
Same problem here... any word on a fix for this? Disappointing that I spent
an hour downloading 3 gigs of data and am getting the autorun.dll error.  
It's intesting though, that I use it on a laptop with XP Home and get the
SPWIZENG.DLL and autorun.dll error but if I do it with a computer with XP Pro
I only get the autorun.dll error.  I burned the DVD with Nero and am using
generic DVD's and generic DVD burner.  Maybe it has to do with Nero?  Anyone
else have any ideas?

> I too have same problem. I downloaded again and tried with cdspace alcohol
> and get smae result. Please help us.
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Chris - 11 Jun 2006 01:22 GMT
Same problem here... any word on a fix for this? Disappointing that I spent
an hour downloading 3 gigs of data and am getting the autorun.dll error.  
It's intesting though, that I use it on a laptop with XP Home and get the
SPWIZENG.DLL and autorun.dll error but if I do it with a computer with XP Pro
I only get the autorun.dll error.  I burned the DVD with Nero and am using
generic DVD's and generic DVD burner.  Maybe it has to do with Nero?  Anyone
else have any ideas?

> I too have same problem. I downloaded again and tried with cdspace alcohol
> and get smae result. Please help us.
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judas_coach - 11 Jun 2006 03:17 GMT
Okay I'm redownlaoding I think i figured a fix. Alot of the time if you check
that the file is corrupt or anything most programs will say its fine BUT
redownloading the file will most likely help. Most times it's an incomplete
file or plai corrupt ISO.
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> Same problem here... any word on a fix for this? Disappointing that I spent
> an hour downloading 3 gigs of data and am getting the autorun.dll error.  
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kylecchh - 11 Jun 2006 16:30 GMT
Well i'm getting the same problem in a mininute im going to blow my head
off!!! Ive tryed to redownload the file 10 times and wasted all of my cds. I
am not going back out to the store and getting more until i get a perfect fix
for this. I just came to the thought that has anyone got vista to work on
their pc?!?!?! Because it does'nt look like it on these forms. I tryed judas
idea and burned it at 1x the lowest i can go but nothing... Still get the
same 2 errors. Please help!!!
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> Okay I'm redownlaoding I think i figured a fix. Alot of the time if you check
> that the file is corrupt or anything most programs will say its fine BUT
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vista_autorundl - 11 Jun 2006 22:31 GMT
It seems like it's an issue with the CD player not recognizing UDF.  I've
tried it on two different computers and gotten different responses...  Since
one is a laptop and the other is a desktop I can't just switch the CD Roms or
else I would.

It's interesting. On my desktop if I push the CD rom in it gives me the
error... but if I press the button to close it, it pulls up the install
screen... might just be a coincidence.

The laptop gives me both errors, but will pull up an install screen if I
boot from the CD. However, it doesn't let me get passed entering the key as
it says the Image file isn't valid.... this again leads me to believe that
it's the CD player.  Good luck. Please post what you find.

> Well i'm getting the same problem in a mininute im going to blow my head
> off!!! Ive tryed to redownload the file 10 times and wasted all of my cds. I
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nads - 15 Jun 2006 10:55 GMT
Download finished after 3 days lol , my download size was 3.12 GB , same
setup DLL errors, but when i boot from the DVD and enter the installation
screens, i put the serial number and the system just stop , not freeze it
just stop at the setup screen.
It gave me this thing on 3 different computer , 2 desktops and 1 laptop. The
first error i had before redownload was some image error after entering the
serial number.

But still don't have any solution yet.
Civixsi - 21 May 2008 23:42 GMT
I've had the same problem but with the Vista Business edition I got from
MSDN. Ive burnt over 10 dvd's now. I get the same messages as described
above. I've downloaded the .iso twice now. I've used Alcohol 120%,
ImgBurn, and on Ubuntu I used GnomeBaker and K3B. I get the same
messages trying to install on my laptop and my PC. I even swapped out
my DVD reader on my PC with a spare. Its driving me crazy! Did anyone
resolve this?

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propman - 22 May 2008 01:27 GMT
> I've had the same problem but with the Vista Business edition I got from
> MSDN. Ive burnt over 10 dvd's now. I get the same messages as described
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> my DVD reader on my PC with a spare. Its driving me crazy! Did anyone
> resolve this?

It's not really clear from your inquiry if you are trying to use
"SPWIZENG.DLL" as the main file for burning a DVD.

A file that has the dll extension is not an image file but a system
file.  DLL is an acronym for "Dynamic Link Library".  So if you are
trying to burn a DVD (or whatever) with just this file alone, it won't
work regardless of the software you use.  You can use your software to
burn a *copy* of this file to DVD (or whatever) for backup purposes or
if you wanted to transfer the file to another computer for examples.

To burn a DVD from an image file, you need a valid image file; a common
extension for image files is "iso".

For example:  VistaBusiness.iso

Recheck your sources to make sure you are downloading the correct file.  :-)
Civixsi - 22 May 2008 03:15 GMT
Hmm, no I had the same problems as described above. I dont think just
burning that file to a dvd would give me those error messages.

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propman - 22 May 2008 04:45 GMT
> Hmm, no I had the same problems as described above.

I have absolutely no idea what you mean by this!

> I dont think just
> burning that file to a dvd would give me those error messages.

Well of course you wouldn't get those error messages by just burning
that particular file to a disk.....but if you had taken the time to
comprehend what I wrote, you **would** get those error messages if you
were trying to burn an image file and using the wrong file!

Last chance here........are you using a valid a valid image file or not?
What is the exact name of the image file you downloaded?  Image files do
not have dll extensions!

Respond in a clear and concise way and I will try to help you....if you
can't do that and focus long enough to appreciate plus understand the
help that someone is trying to give you then go solve the problem on
your own and quit wasting my and others time.
 
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