Error in installing win 7 64 bits

I'm triying to install windows 7 64 bits in my mac using bootcamp assistant.
after all files are extracted and all things are done my mac freezes on conpleting instalation.

Sorry but Lenovo's disks wont run on a Virtual machine....they check for a BIOS id tag before starting the installation,
Why dont you try the other way around?Install Mint in a VM Within windows
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