My video may help or not, basically everything you have talked about already
https://youtu.be/fmG9i67Kg74
Cheers

Hey, are you guys able to give me a helping hand, I have been wracking my brain trying to install windows. I believe my notebook is similar to the model you have been working on.

I followed basic steps to correctly to make a usb win 7 boot drive but am still getting the black screen with message can't boot status 0xc000000d. Mother board is KBL model charmander_KL - code name kaby lake-U/Y. Intel core i5 7200U CPU + Nvidia Geforce MX150 GPU, Acer Aspire A515-51G-574F . I am literally blocked from booting into windows 7 USB.

Could someone point me to the right steps in an easy to follow step guide. This is my first experience trying to work around all the problems of this OS installation. I guess Microsoft really want to be in control. Let me know what information I need to let you know.

Thanks

Are you sure your Win7 source install media installs properly, outside of USB install? If you are unsure, try installing it as a test, from ISO via DVD. If it installs properly, OK, then work more on USB Install

I am not sure how you created your USB installer, but this is the tool I always use, never any issues with that.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download...s.aspx?id=56485

I see this for that error, it may help, but looks to me like this error is only for already installed windows?
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...19-ae91806a3037

Hello guys, yeah I know this is an old thread but I hope you can help me!

I have a similar laptop of the author of the thread (mine is an Aspire A515-51G-51V7), the BIOS has no CSM so I have exactly the same problem: can't install W7 on UEFI (I'm using it on Legacy though).
I see there are the fix for 0xc000000d error, which is simple, and the one for the "Starting Windows" stuck, which is a bit more complicated.
I have read that I have to disable the VGA, inject my Intel Graphics drivers to HDD, and here come my questions..

- I'm using a specific version of my intel graphics: I had to add a string in the .inf file to make the setup compatible with Win 7 (actually the drivers are compatible, but if you don't do this edit, the setup won't let you install the driver.) Will the inject still work?
- If I disable the VGA, is there any sort of backup or script that I can use to put it ON again? Just in case something goes wrong.
I hope you can help me, I'll also tag you guys @Fernando @MattSwindleTips because you are the one that replied more times.

I succeeded so on an UEFI class 3 non csm bios: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/...-laptop.829379/

Hello, you use the Debian live (GPARTES) data collected linked that the use of the first picture is what command, thanks for sharing!!!