Re: Error code:0xo00000e9
Hello and welcome to the forum.
When, where, at what point did you get the error above?
If it was during the install, I would first make sure that your resource (the ISO) is from a reliable source and is without errors or corruption, even if it means re-downloading.
Then I would reburn the ISO, using the slowest possible speed that your burning software will support (usually 4x) The Official ImgBurn Website usually works for me.
Otherwise please advise as to when and under what circumstances the error appeared. It usually means that you're suffering I/O issues and this could be related to any drive on your system including DVD or USB.
Regards
Randy
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