Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD

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  1. Posts : 4,594
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       #31

    It is quite easy and only takes a minute

    click Edit Image File

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit1.jpg

    click the browse button and browse to the original iso file

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit2.jpg

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit2a.jpg

    then click next and it shows the contents

    dble click the sources folder

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    Highlight what you want to remove and click Remove

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    confirm

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    you dont want overwrite the original, so click the browse button and browse to where to want to put the edited iso and give it a name

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit7.jpg

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit8.jpg

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit9.jpg

    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-anyburn-edit10.jpg

    and there is the edited SMALL.iso next to the original.

    If you want you could have removed everything from the sources folder except boot.wim

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    Last edited by SIW2; 28 Oct 2023 at 15:24.
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  2. Posts : 15
    win 10
    Thread Starter
       #32

    Thanks SIW2 for your post.

    I fixed it! (It was the pen drive..)

    A BIG THANK YOU to everyone here. I really appreciate your help.


    So to make the long story short, I just bought another (the cheapest I found) 8gb pen drive and used the Windows media creation tool to create the bootable USB. Then with only the SSD and the brand new USB installed, everything went smoothly.

    So for future readers:
    If you have this error, the FIRST THING you should try is a NEW USB (your current one is probably corrupt).
    Don't waste time on anything else. Just go buy the cheapest 8gb pen drive you find and try again..
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  3. Posts : 18,432
    Windows 11 Pro
       #33

    nicoan said:
    thanks siw2 for your post.

    i fixed it! (it was the pen drive..)

    a big thank you to everyone here. I really appreciate your help.


    So to make the long story short, i just bought another (the cheapest i found) 8gb pen drive and used the windows media creation tool to create the bootable usb. Then with only the ssd and the brand new usb installed, everything went smoothly.

    so for future readers:
    If you have this error, the first thing you should try is a new usb (your current one is probably corrupt).
    Don't waste time on anything else. Just go buy the cheapest 8gb pen drive you find and try again..
    thank you!
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  4. Posts : 43,010
    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
       #34

    Good. Now before you mess something up (of course not!) or something breaks...
    a. plan where you're going to place your personal data - best not on C: as far as possible for O/S maintenance reasons- as you can see..
    b. start (before you go madly installing and configuring) to use 3rd party disk imaging regularly and routinely to protect your installation - even if the disk fails or you have an unrepairable problem

    Complement disk imaging with creating a System Restore point on schedule (tutorial available).
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  5. Posts : 15
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    Thread Starter
       #35

    Cool Dalchina, thanks. One step ahead.
    Got a link for the tut?
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  6. Posts : 43,010
    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
       #36

    The tutorial section is searchable. Here's how:
    a. Click on Tutorials at the top.
    b. Enter your search text: example - bottom right:
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    c. Examine the results:
    Error code: 0X8007025D - Win 10 install on old desktop with a new SSD-2.jpg
    Click on the appropriate link

    And if necessary, change the search text and try again...
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  7. Posts : 15
    win 10
    Thread Starter
       #37

    Got it. Already studying it, thanks.
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