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Your reinstall partition might be damaged! Try going into bios and just have the hard drive to boot as #1. If The partition is damaged you will have to get a windows install disk. Call the company and let them know and they "might" send you a disk. Have all your info, serial #, windows key, hopefully you registered your computer and they will have your info!
Install the disk to the harddrive.
If your disk is scratched, borrow a friends disk and install it. Then use your damaged disk to start the game (that is installed on your xbox).
Please take a close look at the disk you are using to install "Windows 7 Ultimate". It is definitely a "Recovery Disk" for Windows 7 Ultimate. You cannot install Windows 7 with a recovery disk. Recovery disk always is used to repair corrupt or damaged files of Windows OS and requires that the Operating System is already installed. You need a "Windows 7 Ultimate" Installation disk to install Windows not a recovery disk for Windows.
What kind of disk is it? If it's a game then the disk might be damaged, meaning you'd have to get a new one.
It could also mean the disk drive in your Wii is broken. If other game disks work it should be fine, though.
If it's a DVD or a music CD, it's the same story - the disk must be damaged, or it's possible it's a format the Wii can't read, in which case there's nothing you can do.
If it's a disk you burned yourself, your Wii probably refuses to read it. Nintendo has restrictions on what kind of disks the Wii will read to prevent piracy.
You might be having a damaged disk. If you are installing windows XP, replace the installation cd. If you have windows XP already installed, a damage to your hard disk caused the error. You will therefore have to use the installation CD to scan the disk to fix errors, or install windows XP afresh.
your system either does not detect a bootable disk, or the HDD has failed. Disconnect any floppy disk, USB storage devices connected to the computer and make sure the HDD with an OS installed is the primary boot device. If you get the same error, remove and reconnect the hard drive. If all else fails, try repairing or reinstalling Windows. If nothing works, you may need to get a new HDD.
Its the problem with your Hard disk. Try to boot from xp cd and install a new copy. you will get error on installing if Hard disk is damaged. then you have to replace with new one
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