Bootcamp Hangs on Completing Installation!!

Hello,
I am trying to install Windows 7 on my MacBook Pro. I have downloaded the Windows support software to another CD and I have been trying to install the Windows 7. It partitions it fine and then it goes into the setup of Windows 7. It gets a check on every thing up to "Installing Updates" After that it reboots and starts the "Completing installation" The three dots will continue to go for a little bit but then after about 4 minutes it just freezes up. Nothing works. The mouse won't work and I can't click any buttons. So I have to hold down the power button. I have done this maybe 5 times. I have looked things up online about freezing and I try their suggestions but none work! I have been trying all day to get it to work but it won't. It is very weird! I try to run it in Safe Mode but it says that I can't do that and it makes me reboot it again in Windows. I am running Mac OS X Lion 10.7.4; 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo; 4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3; Mid 2010 model. I have enough memory to partition and enough left on Mac. Please help!
-Cameron

Hello.
I have the same problem. I try install windows for a 5 time from a different disc. But installation is hangs on Completing Instalation. I slove this problem. :
- After first hangs on , i'm load to mac os and format disck with windows from disc utility to FAT 32.
- Then load from CD with Windows and launch installation agan.
- After first reboot - load to MAC OS, edject CD and reboot to continion installation Windows.
AND its WORKS!
Maybe problem only in CD-ROM and after first reboot just only edject a CD, and it dont need a re-format disc
I am running Mac OS X Lion 10.8.2; 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo; 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3 and 1TB HD; Mid 2010 model.
Sorry for my English.

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Hi Oscar_G,
Welcome to the Support Communities!
Is your Windows 7 software 64 bit or 32 bit? Boot Camp 5 only supports 64 bit Windows 7.
Did you create the Windows partition using the Boot Camp Assistant?
Below are some resources to troubleshoot the issues you are having installing Windows on your Macbook Pro:
Boot Camp 5: Frequently asked questions
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5639
Apple - Support - Boot Camp - Get Started
http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/getstarted/
Boot Camp: System requirements for Microsoft Windows operating systems
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5634
Boot Camp Installation Manual - see page 6 for Installing Windows
manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1636/en_US/boot_camp_install-setup_10.8.p df
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INFO: Get view named [CustomInstallUI]
INFO: Re-loading component config bean
INFO: Loading beanstore from jar:file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/DBA/Local%20Settings/Temp/OraInstall2011-03-26_10-46-45AM/ext/jlib/instclient.jar!/oracle/install/ivw/client/resource/custom_components.xml
INFO: Translating external format into raw format
INFO: Restoring class oracle.install.commons.base.util.ComponentConfig from jar:file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/DBA/Local%20Settings/Temp/OraInstall2011-03-26_10-46-45AM/ext/jlib/instclient.jar!/oracle/install/ivw/client/resource/custom_components.xml
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
INFO: Resolving dependencies
INFO: View for [CustomInstallUI] is oracle.install.ivw.client.view.CustomInstallGUI@1473a2e
INFO: Initializing view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Completed initializing view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Displaying view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Completed displaying view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Loading view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Completed loading view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Localizing view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Completed localizing view <CustomInstallUI> at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state clientCustomInstall
INFO: Completed executing action at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Client Custom Install Selection. map = {}
INFO: Validating view at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Validating state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Completed validating state <clientCustomInstall>
INFO: Verifying route TO_ENDCUSTOM
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: Completed executing action at state <prereqExecutionDecider>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <prereqExecutionDecider>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <prereqExecutionDecider>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <prereqExecutionDecider>
INFO: Validating state <prereqExecutionDecider>
WARNING: Validation disabled for the state prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: Completed validating state <prereqExecutionDecider>
INFO: Verifying route executeprereqs
INFO: Get view named [PrereqUI]
INFO: View for [PrereqUI] is [email protected]77
INFO: Initializing view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Completed initializing view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Displaying view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Completed displaying view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Loading view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Completed loading view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Localizing view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Completed localizing view <PrereqUI> at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state checkPrereqs
INFO: custom prereq file name: oracle.client_Custom.xml
INFO: refDataFile: C:\Documents and Settings\DBA\Desktop\win32_11gR2_client\client\stage\cvu\oracle.client_Custom.xml
INFO: isCustomRefDataFilePresent: false
INFO: Completed executing action at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Finishing all forked tasks at state checkPrereqs
INFO: Waiting for completion all forked tasks at state checkPrereqs
INFO: Creating PrereqChecker Job for leaf task Physical Memory
INFO: Creating CompositePrereqChecker Job for container task Free Space
INFO: Creating PrereqChecker Job for leaf task Free Space: dba-077754d77ea:C:\DOCUME~1\DBA\LOCALS~1\Temp
INFO: Creating PrereqChecker Job for leaf task Architecture
INFO: Creating PrereqChecker Job for leaf task Environment variable: "PATH"
INFO: CVU tracingEnabled = false
INFO: Nodes are prepared for verification.
INFO: *********************************************
INFO: Physical Memory: This is a prerequisite condition to test whether the system has at least 128MB (131072.0KB) of total physical memory.
INFO: Severity:IGNORABLE
INFO: OverallStatus:SUCCESSFUL
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: Verification Result for Node:dba-077754d77ea
INFO: Expected Value:128MB (131072.0KB)
INFO: Actual Value:1.9906GB (2087276.0KB)
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: *********************************************
INFO: Free Space: dba-077754d77ea:C:\DOCUME~1\DBA\LOCALS~1\Temp: This is a prerequisite condition to test whether sufficient free space is available in the file system.
INFO: Severity:IGNORABLE
INFO: OverallStatus:SUCCESSFUL
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: Verification Result for Node:dba-077754d77ea
INFO: Expected Value:130MB
INFO: Actual Value:12.5322GB
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: *********************************************
INFO: Architecture: This is a prerequisite condition to test whether the system has a certified architecture.
INFO: Severity:CRITICAL
INFO: OverallStatus:SUCCESSFUL
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: Verification Result for Node:dba-077754d77ea
INFO: Expected Value:32-bit
INFO: Actual Value:32-bit
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: *********************************************
INFO: Environment variable: "PATH": This test checks whether the length of the environment variable "PATH" does not exceed the recommended length.
INFO: Severity:CRITICAL
INFO: OverallStatus:SUCCESSFUL
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: Verification Result for Node:dba-077754d77ea
INFO: Expected Value:1023
INFO: Actual Value:235
INFO: -----------------------------------------------
INFO: All forked task are completed at state checkPrereqs
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Validating state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Using default Validator configured in the Action class oracle.install.ivw.client.action.PrereqAction
INFO: Completed validating state <checkPrereqs>
INFO: Verifying route success
INFO: Get view named [SummaryUI]kind regards

Error message while completing installation

I know this question was already posted but that was a couple of months ago and it was never answered. So, I own a brand new macbook pro 13 in. running on snow leopard with all the system updates updated and i just purchased windows vista home premium. So using bootcamp 3.0 i went through the installation process. I made a 32 gig partition and inserted the dvd and it started. I formatted the partition to NTFS. then pressed install. it looked like it was working but then it got to the end were it said completing installation and a pop up came up and said Windows could not configure one or more system components. Press OK restart the computer, and re-install. So i pressed ok and it restarted and the same message came up. So i booted up into mac osx and deleted the windows partition and tryed the whole thing over again. Then the same thing happened and i repeated it again and it popped up again just when it was about to finish. Anyone have any ideas what is wrong????????
Thanks in advance.

In my experience you can get strange problems if you extract the ISO to a folder and run the setup from there (that seems to be what you have done).
Try mounting the ISO directly and I believe you will have better success. You are using W2008R2 so you will need a 3rd party app (Virtual CloneDrive is a good one).
(Obviously if this is a VM you can just add the ISO to the DVD drive)
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