Windows 7 new install onto Desktop/Mac 5.0 "CD/DVD device driver not found" error

Discussion in 'Windows Virtual Machine' started by jamesmbond, Nov 6, 2009.

  1. DavidGt

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    Possible Solutions - Works for me

    Hi, I get the same error, and I tried all the possibles solutions that you post in this thread, but I try this:

    when the installation prompts you to Install the drivers for CD/DVD, just eject your Windows 7 Installation Disk and then put it back again in your Cd/DVD drive, it seems that installation skip the stept when promt you for the drivers, and then just promt you for witch windows do you want to install, so just select windows 7, and the installation continue without any problems.

    That's works for me

    Hugo
     
  2. MinsuK

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    Use IDE instead of SATA for CDROM

    Finally, one thing that worked for me was to simply setup DVD drive as IDE device in its configuration instead of the default SATA. That worked great for me.

    Good Luck.
     
  3. PatrickJ

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    I'm getting this error now as well (Para6). Never had a problem installing Windows before!

    Win 7 both x86 and x64 - retail copy
     
  4. PatrickJ

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    I made a .dmg (as mentioned in a much older post in this thread) and I'm still getting the error.
     
  5. PatrickJ

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    I downgraded from 11990 to 6.0.11828 and this fixed the installing error issue, so just a heads up to the Parallels folks, there is definitely a problem in 11990 regarding fresh Win7 installations.
     
  6. LynetteC

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    Wow, That did work, thank you.

    It took me a few minutes to figure out where to do that but I found it under Devices, CD/DVD, Configure. It definitely works. :D yay.
     

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