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I'm attempting to install windows to a 40GB SSD and I continuously receive the error 0x80070570. My first thought when I got the error was that it could have been an issue with the file itself. So I redownloaded it and still got the same error and from there I've tried nearly everything listed in other threads relating to this issue. Here's a synopsis of everything I've done thus far.
Removed old hardware, replaced with new mobo, cpu and gfx card
Downloaded Windows 7 Home Premium from microsoftstore.com
Using the Microsoft supplied tool I created a bootable USB flash drive with the ISO
Powered the new hardware on for the first time resulting in a clean boot with zero errors
Booted to Win7 install, ended up with Error 0x80070570
Redownloaded the ISO, Remounted it on the flash drive
Attempted install, still errored
Repeatedly attempted the install sometimes resulting in a freeze of the installer but usually the same error message
Tried installing on my other SSD
Cleaned and reseated RAM and Slots
Did a secure wipe of both SSDs and retried install on both
Attempted install with the ISO burned on a DVD using low speed...same error
Tried reburning multiple times with the same error each time
Ran 5 passes of memtest on both ram sticks in all possible configurations. 0 errors
After all of these steps I still cannot complete an installation. The install errors out at different points of the "expanding" step each time.
Finally in a spate of desperation I tried using the same media (2 DVD attempts, 1 USB, and then just the ISO directly downloaded from microsoft to the system) to install windows via Parallels on my Macbook Pro...It still errored! Does this mean that the file on Microsoft's site is corrupt...? What on earth should I do at this point?
I recommend downloading and running Reimage. It's a computer repair tool that has been proven to identify and fix many Windows problems with a high level of success.
I've used it in the past to identify and fix everything from blue screens (BSOD's), ActiveX errors, corrupt files and processes, dll/exe/sys errors, recover lost memory, Windows update problems, defragging, malware removal etc.
You can download it direct from this link http://downloadreimage.com/download.php. (This link will automatically start a download of Reimage that you can save to your computer.)
There should be a MD5 checksum (or similar) on the MS site that you can use to check the download to make sure it's okay.
Do you have an old SATA or ISE drive you try in this computer, see if that works?
Also, check your BIOS Setup, make sure it's not setup for RAID, make it AHCI if possible.
I'm experiencing a strange problem when installing Windows 7. At the file expansion stage, error code 0x80070570 appears and my installation fails.
Funny thing is, I installed 7048 from a DVD burned image 2 weeks ago and it worked fine. Downloaded 7057 and durned the .iso to DVD and when trying to install to formatted partition this error appeared. Since then I can't re-install 7048 either!
This is driving me crazy, I've tried different DVD drives, re-burned the .iso's at slow speed, but no luck.
Anyone managed to resolve this problem?
BTW, I am installing x64 versions...
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I'm experiencing a strange problem when installing Windows 7. At the file expansion stage, error code 0x80070570 appears and my installation fails.
Funny thing is, I installed 7048 from a DVD burned image 2 weeks ago and it worked fine. Downloaded 7057 and durned the .iso to DVD and when trying to install to formatted partition this error appeared. Since then I can't re-install 7048 either!
This is driving me crazy, I've tried different DVD drives, re-burned the .iso's at slow speed, but no luck.
Anyone managed to resolve this problem?
BTW, I am installing x64 versions...
Make sure you take your computer CPU and memory overclocks back to original specs. I can install by x86 without any problems but always have to take off my overclocks when I install or upgrade my x64 versions.
I'm trying to install windows 7 on my asus p4p800se 3.2ghz, 3.0gb pc3200/400 ddr ram...no matter clean install or upgrade options when files extracting at 20% usually i get this error (0x80070570) i can install winxp home no issues, no worries, stable works fine same settings/setup...i'm ready to keep winxp if i cant figure out a solution. maybe someone has similar issue that was resolved...thanks!Read other answers
File downloaded form a secure place, burned at 1x speed. Downloaded the file 5-6 times burned 10 or so discs.
CRC errors possible hardware config, RAID?
SEE here: http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/806033-crc-all-exe-zip-rar.html
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Tech Support Guy System Info Utility version 18.104.22.168
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, Service Pack 1, 64 bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU M 380 @ 2.53GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 37 Stepping 5
Processor Count: 4
RAM: 3893 Mb
Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics, 1722 Mb
Hard Drives: C: Total - 293183 MB, Free - 225399 MB;
Motherboard: TOSHIBA, Portable PC
Antivirus: avast! Antivirus, Updated and Enabled
installer archive corrupt error 42145, what can I do?
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So i bought a sick new gaming rig that arrived yesterday;i5 6600k
ASUS strix GTX980
MSI Krait gaming z170
samsung evo 250gb SSD
WD Blue 1TB
16GB DDR4 2400mhz
So, like the title states i just cant get this thing to work. I'm trying to do a fresh install of win7 ultimate x64.
So far i have burned multitude of ISO images to a USB drive, patched all of them with the USB 3.0 drivers, i also did a "UEFI specific bootable usb stick" given my bios is UEFI. No dice there. I then did a multitude of voodoo tricks i found online, includin ripping off my RAM sticks and checking then /w memtest, using all sorts of cmd prompt commands to mess with the drives, and switch the USB stick. Nothing worked.
Also if it's helpful i was initially stuck with the "no drivers found " part where windows did't recognize my usb, but i fixed that with the intel usb 3 patcher.
Also, my windows repair thingy says something about my bootloader, but fails to repair it.
UPDATE 1: Tried to boot with only 1 stick of RAM, didn't work.
After jumping trough multiple hoops, this error here is the last thing that stands in the way of my hapiness.
I hope someone finds a reason for this, thanks in advance!
I've had this problem for as long as I can remember, not sure why it's happening, but I've been unable to install certain programs(mostly games) because of a windows installer error message. I've gone to lengths to try and repair it using the Microsoft Fix-it, and other methods, but all of them don't work.
I saw a previous thread with the same problem, but it was more easily solved. I believe mine is much more complex, as I've tried that solution, and it doesn't work.
Open cmd, SFC /SCANNOW. I've included the logs, and as you can see, lots of corrupted files =[
Hey Bojango,
Do you keep your updates regular and antivirus running?
There can be many reasons why your files are corrupted missing including but not limited to; malicious software, Bad install, accidental alteration or deletion and much more..
Has this always been an Issue if so its very possible you installed the OS in a corrupted state. ether way Windows being a very restricted operating system in terms of alterations possible your best bet is to do a fresh install.
I will be happy to help you with any questions you may have in relation to backing up pre-existing files and installing a new Operating system.
Best Wishes
I'm at my wits end here and I have no idea what to do next. I like to think of myself as someone who can solve most computer related problems but this has me stumped. I've browsed through the forums and tried all the solutions I can find [which I'll mention shortly] but it has all been to no avail.
In short the story is I had a decent system running on an asrock mobo and the mobo failed. So i bought the asus board to replace it and instead of doing a repair I wanted to run a clean install. It's been nothing but headaches since.
Asus P7P55D-E Pro [using Marvell 9123 Sata3 controller] with i5 760
128GB Plextor Sata3 SSD
8GB Mushkin blackline ddr3 [currently at 1333MHz]
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 on a kingston 8GB usb key
What I've tried:
-Completely wiping the SSD with killdisk
-installing on an unallocated partition
-partitioning the drive then installing
-putting the SSD in each of the two marvell ports
-AHCI mode and IDE mode
-rebuilding the install file on the USB key [twice; once manually and once using the win7 USB DVD download tool] [I unfortunately no longer have my physical CD... though I can still find my Vista CD, not that it does me any good]
-putting the SSD in the intel SATA2 port
-installing the marvell drivers first [I've tried 3 drivers: Marvell 9123-9120_V1001042 from asus website; Marvell 9123-9120_V1001032 from mobo driver cd; marvell_9xxx_188.8.131.529 from marvell website]
-installing with 2GB ram... 4GB ram... and the full 8GB ram
-plugging the USB key... Read more
So I'm an idiot sometimes... And I forget about the simple solutions. I didn't mention that I had 2 HDDs plugged into the SATA2 ports... frankly I forgot about them myself.
When I was looking at my mobo I noticed them again. I unplugged them. I ran the install again. It worked flawlessly. It just goes to show...
I'm trying to do a clean installation of Windows 7 x86 on my Dell Inspiron 1525 laptop that I bought in July 2008. It's been running Windows Vista 32-bit without any trouble. Yesterday I purchased the Windows 7 Professional 32-bit upgrade from Digital River and downloaded the ISO. I've burned it onto two separate DVDs using different software and a different computer each time (the second time I used Alcohol 120% and made sure that it was on the slowest setting). Now I'm downloading the iso again.
Each time I try to install it (which has been many times, now, trying different configurations of partitions, etc) I get the error message "Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupt or missing. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error code: 0x80070570"
I've read through just about every thread I could find on this site and others and nothing seems to help. The only thing I haven't done is mess with the RAM, but I'd prefer not to do that as I don't have any experience opening up laptops (although I have built three desktops).
Anyone have any ideas/suggestions?
Try Google. I found these two:
When you see the error "0x80070570 can't access files" on install click --> Cancel ---> you will be returned to the "Install Now" startup screen and - WITHOUT REBOOTING - just re-start the install.
you should type crc checksum into a search engine and download a program that allows you to check if the contents on the disk is the same as the iso file.
I was doing an Avast scan and this came up. I then googled the search and saw a reply on this site. I did the first step and wanted to know if anyone could help me get rid of this trojan?
This was my BAC result after following the instructions
Find AWF report by noahdfear ?2006
Version 1.40
The current date is: Sat 08/23/2008
The current time is: 7:53:18.50
bak folders found
Duplicate files of bak directory contents
end of report
I would appreciate any help possible.
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Hi everyone,
I just bought an Electronic download verison of Windows 7 Professional from http://www.itsnotcheating.com.au to upgrade my system from Windows XP Pro SP3. The setup starts and gets past creating a user account, setting a computer name etc and then restarts and looks like Windows 7 is going to startup and then I get a BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH with:
STOP: C000021a [Fatal System Error}
The intial session process or system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0x00000000 (0xC0000001 0x00100400)
It then mentions about dumping the memory out to disk and reboots. If i press F8 and attempt to boot SAFE MODE I get a requester saying that setup cannot be completed in Safe Mode. If try the startup recovery the first time it says it fixed a problem and wants to restart again but it has fixed nothing. Next time the startup recovery just runs and doesn't appear to finish. I have run the Windows Memeory Diagnostic within the setup and memory checks out fine. I initially thought the onboad audio chipset was the issue and disabled that but it made no difference. I did get one successful installation but it eventually crashed and burned with the same error after approximately 12 hours.
I have posted another article regarding this on Microsoft Answers and was advised that I have corrupt install files by the MVP Moderator.
I have re-downloaded the installer again and tried again with the same result. I have been trying to work this out for the last 5 days. I hav... Read more
Out of curiosity, what do you have your ram voltage (vdimm) set at in your mobo bios?
And do you know the exact brand and model number of your memory?
That error could be in relation to DVD drive. Try creating a USB install key and install from that while the DVD drive is not connected. If it installs, play with it for a day or so to test.
USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create
Also if you want highest chance of install success, you might want to also remove 3 of those ram sticks and go with only 1GB. You can replace them after you're satisfied the install went right and stable.
How can I resolve this common problem I have... unknown error during install of Windows Service Pack SP1 update ? I had to restore my older notebook to factory status and now this important update won't complete the install due to this error code. I also
can't update Internet Explorer browser from version 8. Can somebodey help me with these issues?
First timer here, so please bear with me. Any help you can offer is MUCH appreciated!
Some of the files on my SD card have changed file extensions and appear corrupted (the modified dates are wonky and the file sizes are off). For example, a file that was formerly IMG_3324.JPG is now MG_3324J.PG, and I can't open, copy, or rename the file. When I try, I receive Error 0x80070570: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.
I have gone into Properties>Tools>Check. I receive the following: "We found errors on this drive. To prevent data loss, repair this drive now." However, when I click Repair Drive, I just receive the error, "There was a problem scanning and repairing this drive..."
Most of the files on the SD card are readable and work just fine. I was able to copy them to another location; however, there are about 60 or so corrupted files that I would like to repair (I don't want to lose the pictures!).
Also, any ideas what causes these errors? I want to make sure I don't repeat this in the future :-/
I'm running Windows 10, and the SD card is a Dane-Elec Proline 4GB card.
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OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home, 64 bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6500U CPU @ 2.50GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 78 Stepping 3
Processor Count: 4
RAM: 8084 Mb
Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics 520, 1024 Mb
Hard Drives: C: 237 GB (154 GB Free);
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Im currently running Windows XP Home Edition 32-Bit and I just downloaded Windows 7 Professional Upgrade 64-bit. I downloaded the ISO from Digital River which was part of the ultimate steal for students. Then I downloaded the Windows 7 DVD/USB Download Tool and made a bootable usb drive with the ISO on it. I booted from the USB drive and the first part went fine. I chose install now then custom install and then installed it on the drive partition containing XP. It got to about 54% on "unloading files" before it gave me an error 0x80070570. It said the media was corrupted or something and said to make sure all the installation files were there and then restart again. So I tried again, no cigar. I dont really know what to do now!
As im typing this im re-copying the ISO onto the USB Drive a 2nd time to see if it will work now.
Thanks for any help
Hi Solidsteel,
You are on the right track, by recopying across the installation media.
Here are some other avenues to look into should your fix not work. If it's possible, run check disk on both your Windows install drive and your usb drive. Also de-fragment both if you can. The error you mentioned is due to corrupt files; but at this early stage (without digging deeper) we don't know where the corruption is. i.e. It could be:Your win 7 install files might be corrupt (this you are now looking into by recreating the installation media)
Your usb drive may have a corrupt partition (run chkdsk /R /X from an elevated command prompt to fix)
The usb drive could be failing
Your Operating system hard drive could have a corrupt partition (chkdsk /R /X), or could be failing
Either drive may be too fragmented for windows to access the files quick enough
Also, can you please confirm if you ran the windows 7 upgrade advisor prior to installing windows 7?
hi all i have been getting a error message when transferring files to a flash drive the transfer get almost done and then 0x80070570 error can any on help thanks
Hi this is my first post
I have been usuing bitcommet to download some tv swhows and a few movies on my pc. things have always been fine...after i download them i transfer them over to a nexstar external hard drive. recently tho i have been getting an error when transfering files
The error is:
An unexpected error is preventing the operation. Make a note of this error code, which might be useful if you get additional help to resolve this problem:
error 0x80070570: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable
Is there a simple way to fix this? I am not really good at working with computer but i follow direction well.
Thank you to all the people that take the time to read this and thank you for any help i may receive
Have a read here: http://forums.techguy.org/windows-vista/75...0x80070570.htmlRead other 1 answers
I'm trying to move music onto my micro SD 32gb card but an error msg keeps coming up of 0x80070570 and only xfers 29 of my 3021 songs.
Pls help
Move or copy? Try moving (or copying) smaller groups of files, maybe 3 or 4 folders at a time. This will give you a better insight as to whether a certain file is causing the error (ie. corrupted file), or if it's the micro card, with a bad spot or something on it (although this is very rare on an SD card).
I've had this flash drive for about a year and a half or something like that, and when I go to open a specific folder on it, a message comes up that says, "The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable. Error 0x80070570." I am able to open any other file fine except this one. Is there anyway to fix it?
What operating system do you have? Windows 7?
I am using a Intel Core Processor with Windows 7 with a business server. When I am attempting to copy a video (file extention .dvr) from a Micro SD card I recevie the following error:
"An unexpected error is preventing the operation. Make a note of this error code, which might be useful if you get additional help to resolve this problem:
Error 0x80070570: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable"
This video file is very important and I need to be able to view and save on my computer. If anyone has any idea how to view this file or fix the problem it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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I keep getting this error when I try to create or delete a folder. I also cannot use applications which create temporary folder such as WinRAR.
The error says this:
"An unexpected error is keeping you from creating the folder. If you continue receive this error, you can use the error code to search for help with this problem.
Error 0x80070570: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable."
I tried all the possible options to solve this problem except for reinstalling the Windows.
Please help!
I looked that up- It's an old error - From Vista days. Does this happen with WinRAR from every folder? It sounds like a permissions thing, but I would not mess with folder permissions in Windows 8 unless I had to. But you can make a "downloads" folder, and set the permissions to "Administrators" for that and see if it still happens. From there we can figure out were to go.
You can also try "unlocker" - You can get it at Major Geeks. It detects as a virus in some AV but it is safe. It has to take ownership of the object you use it on, sometimes AV apps detect that ability as a virus.
I dug around more, and it seems like this is a common problem when INSTALLING Windows 7 (And Probably Windows 8 as well as it uses some of the same installation steps).
The best I can find, is that you have some kind of Install process that never completed right, and it's still running, locking out access to the drive. That just from the bits and pieces of the discussions I found. There is no MS Technet discussion of it. Microsoft like to name and number these errors, just to identify that there have been 80,070,570 (80 MILLION) kinds of Windows Errors. They assign a 0x800... number but never tell you what the frell it MEANS.
Hello there..
How r U all? hope all the smart people are still on =P
I have been transferring pictues from my computer to my flash so far so good until I got an Unexpected Error 0x80070570 for more than 20 pictures.
What's going on?
Any reply would be highly appreciated
Try reformatting your media card to FAT32. Lemme know...Read other 5 answers
O.k. I have been trying to work through this for 2 weeks.
New HP7900 DC. No cards, only whats on the board. COre 2 Duo E8400 at 3GHz. Using 2mb stick in channel 1 only. Memtest x86 checks out fine. DVD and SATA HDD set to IDE. Digital river ISO's burned at 1x speed. USB drive failed. Created multiple USB's with the Microsoft USB burner on 64 bit machine as well. Installed 32 bit and downloaded MS Upgrade tool. Shows hardware is 64 bit capable. Not sure what else to do. Is there a preferred ISO that seems to work best? Halts at 27% Also tried the start on DVD switch to USB and the restart trick to no avail. I'm about ready to just say the heck with it and keep the 32 bit that came with the machine. Oh, I also reformatted the HDD.
Am I missing anything?
This sounds like a bad 64 bit ISO. Download a fresh copy from here and burn it to a 4GB USB2 stick using this.
Let us know how you get on.
I get 0x80070570 error when setup is unpacking
I have read something about it and found some things that can be solutions:No USB plugged in (just tested - doesn't work)
No recovery partition (not tested, going to test)
2 GB memory instead of 3 GB
For the latest point I don't know if it will work, because I have 1GB+2GB memory and not 3x1GB. Does it work with 1x2GB?
I'm running clean install from upgrade dvd.
Does anyone have other solutions to this problem?
And do the points mentioned above work?
Yes, removing RAM sometimes works. Remove the 1GB stick and see if you can install. If not, move the 2GB to another slot and try again.Read other 9 answers
hi. I have 3 possibly related issues.
1- Recently I've had multiple cursor/arrow freezes after I close my laptop and reopen it. This requires me to go into Task Manager, close everything down and reboot.
2- I'm still use a hard drive based email (Eudora) and have large files . When I rebooted for a cursor freeze last night, I got this error "could not open the file c:\Eudora\in.mbx for writing. Cause: The request contains an invalid argument (22).? Every so often my mailboxes get too large and I have problems, and in the past I was able to create a new inbox.
3- When I tried to rename the inbox or cut and paste it elsewhere so as to create a new one, I got this message "An unexpected error is keeping you from renaming the file" and "Error 0x80070570: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable."
I've ran System Mechanic several times and have had no issues other than these for the 2 years I've had my X1 carbon, running Windows 7.
I'd run a chkdsk /r from the command line and see what comes up...sounds like a corrupted file. You do have backups of your data, right? If not, back up what you can before you start tinkering.Read other 18 answers
Aaaargh! I successfully installed the 32-bit windows 7 on my computer, upgrading it from windows XP. I spent an hour realizing how awesome the new OS is before deciding i needed to reformat to be sure i was rid of all spyware/malware. After trying to do the clean install, I keep getting the "Windows cannot install required files" error right when the install starts "expanding". It goes to 1% and then stops. I am installing this from an ISO off of a 4GB flash drive.
Here's what I have tried so far:
Redownloading and rewritting the flash drive (several times)
Updating the BIOS drivers
Restarting the installation without a reboot
Running chkdsk on the flash drive
None of these things have worked for me. I know that it has been suggested to set the hard drive (i think..) to SATA or AHCI, but this goes right over my head. Any help would be great
Is there anything else to try?
I had a problem like yours on a Dell. I had to flash the BIOS to get it to load Windows 7. I don't know if that applies to your problem but it is worth a shot.Read other 9 answers
I am getting the error code 0x80070570 Everytime I try and install Windows 7. I am trying to do a custom install so it cleans out the computer. I have Windows 7 Pro OEM 32bit. I have the requirements it takes to put Windows 7 on a computer. I have tried two different discs same results. System is custom built, with Gigabit GA-H55M-S2H motherboar, Intel core i3, 4gb Memory, 500gb hdd. It gets past the part of coping files and then comes up with the Error code of 0X80070570. I have tried to install several times using two different discs and allways the same result.
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Hello everyone, kind of new here but I am basically DESPERATE for help!When installing windows 7 Home Edition 64bit, my computer finishes the "Copying Windows files" in 1 second, and then goes off to the "Expanding Windows files" part. Once it is at 50%(every time), my computer says an error code and a message about corrupt files ect(Error code: 0x80070570). I have been struggling after trying to format my desktop for a clean install of Windows 7 Home Edition 64bit. Truly I have searched for solutions everywhere through these forums including the following:removing RAM(bad memory), changing modes from SATA to AHCI, cancelling the install and without rebooting restart the install, and putting down the graphics to 640x480. It has been quite a pain and ruined my weekend and I was hoping that someone else could propose a new solution since nothing has worked. Instead of using a cd, I am using a USB(changing boot priority in the bios to USB, changing the USB to NTFS format ect...), since I currently do not have a SATA CD reader. Any new suggestions would be great, Thanks! P.S: The specs of my computer if needed will be posted below: Intel Core i3 [email protected] eVGA P55v SLI 2x2GB OCZ Platinum DDR3-1600 9-9-9-24 1.35V Dual Channel Palit Sonic GTX 260 Western Digital Caviar Black 500GB 7200RPM 32MB Dual Proc SATA BIOS v02.67 If anyone needs more info please just inform me of what to add
Quote: Originally Posted by ZeroGravity
Hello everyone, kind of new here but I am basically DESPERATE for help!When installing windows 7 Home Edition 64bit, my computer finishes the "Copying Windows files" in 1 second, and then goes off to the "Expanding Windows files" part. Once it is at 50%(every time), my computer says an error code and a message about corrupt files ect(Error code: 0x80070570). I have been struggling after trying to format my desktop for a clean install of Windows 7 Home Edition 64bit. Truly I have searched for solutions everywhere through these forums including the following:removing RAM(bad memory), changing modes from SATA to AHCI, cancelling the install and without rebooting restart the install, and putting down the graphics to 640x480. It has been quite a pain and ruined my weekend and I was hoping that someone else could propose a new solution since nothing has worked. Instead of using a cd, I am using a USB(changing boot priority in the bios to USB, changing the USB to NTFS format ect...), since I currently do not have a SATA CD reader. Any new suggestions would be great, Thanks! P.S: The specs of my computer if needed will be posted below: Intel Core i3 [email protected] eVGA P55v SLI 2x2GB OCZ Platinum DDR3-1600 9-9-9-24 1.35V Dual Channel Palit Sonic GTX 260 Western Digital Caviar Black 500GB 7200RPM 32MB Dual Proc SATA BIOS v02.67 If anyone needs more info please just inform me of what to add
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first of all sorry for my bad English..
I have downloaded windows8 developerPreview-32bit-English (2.8 GB) successfully..
made a bootable USB and tried to install (fresh install).
when it comes to expanding files at 57% it gave error code:0x80070570 and tried again.
same error..
tried to install on VMWare, Virtual Box directly with ISO..
same error.
on the other system with different configuration..
and again same error..
so, i searched on google. only the solution there may be problem with ISO is to re-download ISO..
but my net speed is very very low (download sppeds upto 12 kbps).
i downloaded it 2.8 with great difficulties.. (took 5 days to download.)
i can't download it again..
is there any alternate solution like rebuilding the ISO with working files.
is it possible to know which files of ISO are corrupted and replace them with working files..
pls help...
Sorry, but your best bet is to redownload. good luck.Read other 5 answers
I am on an Inspiron 1525 with Windows Vista. I've had it for about a month and it hasnt given me any problems. But for the last couple days my computer has not been letting me move, copy, paste, or delete files.
When I to do any of these things this message popup appears:
"An unexpected error is preventing the operation. Make a note of this error code, which might be useful if you get additional help to resolve this problem:
Error 0x80070570: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable"
Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Preferably a step by step process, if there is one?? Thanks to anyone who has any input.
Try doing a virus scan, it's probably a virus.
Get this error code 0x80070570
cant remove any programs or files
Windows 8.1
i Had a 32bit systeem but i upgraded my pc went from no graphic card to a 2GB,
and went from 2GB Ram to 4GB.. but i decided to change my 32bit to an 64bit..
and there is where the problem begun..
i started the installation and right by 81% he gave me the F'ing error!
so i restarted and tried it again.. but again with the same error!
i tried multiple CD's and made BOOT USB but nothing is makin a difference..
then i finally succeeded! but once i had al my drivers installed it started to give me blue screens..
i didnt know what this was until i searched the whole web and it said it maybe the cause of bad software..
so im back at it again reinstalling my software Windows 7..i even tried 8, but i dont like that one so i wanted to install 7 again but I CANT FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO !
i unplucked dvi cable took out my graphic card..changed ram just like all the other forums said..but nothing is working for me!
so now im here and need help! can somebody please help me get my systeem back in functional mode!
cause im really tired of trying bout to throw this shit out the window!
i got a DDR2 Systeem.. Asus P5KPL-AM
try this and come back.
Common Installation Problems and Their Solutions
i Had a 32bit systeem but i upgraded my pc went from no graphic
card to a 2GB,
and went from 2GB Ram to 4GB.. but i decided to change my 32bit to an
and there is where the problem begun..
i started the installation and right by 81% he gave me the F'ing error!
so i restarted and tried it again.. but again with the same error!
i tried multiple CD's and made BOOT USB but nothing is makin a difference..
then i finally succeeded! but
once i had al my drivers installed it started to give me blue screens..
i didnt know what this was until i searched the whole web and it said
it maybe the cause of bad software..
so im back at it again reinstalling my software Windows 7..i even tried
8, but i dont like that one so i wanted to install 7 again but I CANT FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO !
i unplucked dvi cable took out my graphic card..changed ram just like
all the other forums said..but nothing is working for me!
so now im here and need help! can somebody please help me get my systeem
back in functional mode!
cause im really tired of trying bout to throw this shit out the window!
i got a DDR2 Systeem.. Asus P5KPL-AM
Hi Mike,
Will the error message be the same everytime? Are the failed installation media from the same resources?
For the error 0x80070570, I found it may be related to the BIOS settings. We can try to reset the BIOS to have a check. Apart from this, we can unplug the add-ed RAM to have a troubleshoot considering this is the only change we have made.
Here are similar issues for reference:
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I recently built a rig (spec below) and originally installed windows 7.
I decided today I would install windows 8.1 as I get it for free from my university. I booted the installation disc in EFI mode, wiped the SSD and deleted all partitions. I let windows create the partitions it needs and proceeded to install.
The installation got up to 2% in expanding windows files and showed error:
Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupt or missing. Make sure that all files required for installation are available and restart the installation. Error code: 0x800070570.
I rebooted and tried again several times and the same thing happened whether I chose EFI cd boot or not.
I then reinstalled windows 7 without any issues, and downloaded an 8.1 pro disc image from mydigitallife. The installation got a little further into expanding windows files, but the same error came up again.
Ive been reading that it may be a memory issue so i'm the process of reinstalling windows 7 and running memtest86+, but I doubt this is the case as its a mew system and windows 7 has no trouble
If anyone can shed any more light on why I am having this problem I would be much appreciated
System Spec:
Mobo: Asus P8 Z77-V LX2
CPU: Intel i7 2600k (no overclock)
RAM: Crucial 8GB DDR3 1600mhz (one module)
GPU: GeForce 650Ti
See if this helps: UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) - Install Windows 8 withRead other 3 answers
Hi Experts,
I have Dell 15r, which runs on win 7 home basic, i recently started using toshiba hard disk,
i have some files in the external hard disk when i try to move them or delete them i will get this kind of error message.
Error : 0x80070570 The file or Directory is corrupted and unreadable.
Kindly let me know how to delete or move these files.
Thanks in advance.
You could start by running the Disk Check utility on the drive:
Start > Computer > select (highlight) the drive > right click & Properties > Tools Tab > Error Checking > Check Now > Check "Automattically Fix File System Errors" > Start.
You could also check "Scan and Attempt Recovery of Bad Sectors", but this will take much longer, especially on an external drive.
Most times I run the standard scan and then if it finds errors I run it with all options checked. But in your case you might just "cut to the chase" as they say.
I am currently on Windows 7 and am trying to upgrade to Windows 10 before the window closes. I am receiving numerous errors that seem to be changing. The current error is 0x80070570.
I recommend you to use the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool for upgrading.
Download the tool and use the ISO file.
If you don't want to do that you can run the System File Checker tool.
Start --> Run --> cmd and press the Enter button.
Type sfc /scannow
Then try to perform the upgrade process again.
Hello everybody, I have already read lot's of 0x80070570 threads and I think my case is sort of different here. I'm using a ASUS P5VD1-X motherboard, Pentium 4 3GHz, 1Gb RAM, Geforce 7600 GS. I had success on installing Windows 7 first, but I had to format the computer short after because of a virus that disabled any antivirus and firewall. Then, when I formatted the computer and tried to install Windows 7, i just have this error 0x80070570 at 4% of Expanding data. The problem is not in the DVD, as i had it installed a short time before. I can't understand why can't I install it now! I tried disabling all USB ports but it didn't work. I do not understand a lot about hardware but I can find things out with a little time. Hope someone can help, thanks a lot.
so are you unable too boot to disk now? Do you have the option to "format" again?
were you using multiple partitions?
Hi everyone. First post here because I?m getting really frustrated with this error message. Error code: 0x80070570. I?ve tried searching around on the internet for a fix but I?m not coming up with a lot that pertains to my situation. I am clean installing a copy of Windows 7 professional x86 on an HP DV6700 laptop. This is an actual release copy obtained through Microsoft store front download. Everything works great when booting from the DVD until it starts expanding files. It has gotten as far as 49% before giving the error. Always seems to be a random number, I?ve tried probably 4 times.
I am positive that the disc is not corrupt because I installed Windows 7 without any problems using the same disc on my desktop. I have deleted every partition on the HP except for the recovery partition it comes preinstalled with. My next option is to delete this too but I would rather not. Anyone have any ideas how to fix this issue?
I also have another semi-related issue that I would love input on if anyone has any idea. After Windows 7 was unsuccessful I attempted to recover Windows Vista using the recovery partition. Everything installed fine until it tried to reboot. Now I get an error message ?Missing boot manager? and only an option to restart the computer. I?m afraid this is going to happen even if I get windows 7 to install so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hello rjw24. Welcome to sevenforums.
Please inter your system spec`s. you will fin it at the left hand side bottom of your post.
0x80070570 error code means that a file or a dir is corrupted.
Have you ever installed window 7 in this computer before??
If yes, format the 100mb partition before reinstalling windows 7.
Been getting this error for the past few days. I have tried just about every recommendation I've seen on this error; Ive gone through 8 sticks of RAM, multiple ISO's and burns, USB install, different DVD drives, removing all extra USB devices, 2 video cards, multiple HDD's, canceling the install before it errors out and then restarting, all without luck. Anybody have any other ideas? Using a Maximus IV Extreme Z, no overclock.
Use 2gb of RAM for install. Test your RAM using memtest86 for 5-6 passes or overnight. Then when known good, test good stick in all slots to test slots: RAM - Test with Memtest86+
Where did you get the ISO? Try slow burning DVD at 4x speed with ImgBurn once you confirm the ISO hash against official Win7 HASH: Windows 7 RTM SHA-1 hash - checksums.
Win7 SP1 hashes are on TechNet Download page under details for each download and accessible even if not subscriber.
Next try writing ISO to flash using this simple tool with Win7 in dropdown: Universal USB Installer – Easy as 1 2 3 | USB Pen Drive Linux
Next check for BIOS update for mobo. If none, reset the CMOS: Clear CMOS - 3 Ways to Clear the CMOS - Reset BIOS.
While in BIOS setup set SATA controller to AHCI to try install.
Next try wiping the HD for possible boot corruption: SSD - HDD Optimize for Windows Reinstallation
As a last resort, move HD to another computer to install. SysPrep install before moving back to problem computer: SysPrep to move HD to another computer
Trying to install Windows 7 Pro and I keep getting the error code 0x80070570.
I have tried everything from removing ram, clearing BIOS, jumper configs, re-downloading the software, slow burn...etc...
Can someone help me please
Fill in your computer specs. Since it's a custom build, include the motherboard make and model.Read other 5 answers
I tried to update my son's laptop with the latest "Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1607 (KB3213986)", but after downloading the update I got : Error code: (0x80070570). The same thing happened with the December Cumulative Update and I thought that Microsoft would fix this in the January update? Apparently not. At all other computers at home there was no problem with the update. Any solutions?
I keep getting the error code: 0x80070570, cannot locate file, installation will now be cancelled. This is Windows 7 Home Premium-32 bit. I'm trying to do a clean install. Please help.
Hey,in my view, this kind of problem is probably caused by the culprits as follows: 1.memory installation issue : try to check the installed memory situation on you motherboard and fix it if it has come adrift. 2.driver confilt : update some unsuitable driver to the latest version.
Sometimes things happen that are just out of your control.
I am trying to install Windows 7 on my ASUS laptop. I tried different types of harddisks but it still does not work. Also I did a memtest.
I am booting the intallation from a usb disk.
Here a picture of the error:
Thanks in advance!
How was the USB stick prepared? For Legacy BIOS use Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool
but for UEFI BIOS' you must use Option One from UEFI Bootable USB Flash Drive - Create in Windows and then boot the stick as a UEFI device.
Otherwise follow these steps to Troubleshoot Windows 7 Installation Failures - Windows 7 Help Forums
I have been getting the error 0x80070570 when i try to delete corrupted data files about 75 on the c drive. Chkdsk runs but does not fix or delete the bad files. I tried the Microsoft startup repair but the bad files are still bad and not removed. I had seen some posts that alluded to fixing this problem but nothing has worked for me. The damaged files are data (JPG,CSV etc) located in a data folder not my documents folder. Try as i may nothing I have seen can get rid of these files. This problem causes CHKDSK to be called by Vista on almost all boots.
This problem started when my c Raptor dive got servo errors and failed WD's short disk diagnostic test with a statement about a servo problem. The drive was RMA'd back to WD after i moved my boot drive via Acronic clone to my D drive which was then made my c drive in the bios.
Can someone please help me.
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I am a complete novice so the simpler the instructions the better!
I am running vista home premium and am getting an error 0x8007050 + "The file directory is corrupted or unreadable"
This occurs when I try to make a backup to an external hard drive. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.
Ian S.
I have the same issue...Anyone have suggestions? I have tried Microsoft KB.. the one hotfix that looked like it might work says it doesn't apply to my system. I tried control panel>system>Automatic point>unclicked all then reclicked checked items... still no luck. My backups were working fine for the past several years.Read other 1 answers
I keep getting error code 0x80070570
An unexpected error is keeping you from creating the folder. If you continue to receive this error,you can use the error code search to help with this problem
any suggestion to fix would be appreciated
When do you see this error message? Is it during install or while using Windows 8?Read other 5 answers
I'm trying to clean up an external drive by deleting various files (using Windows Explorer) but like every file gives me "an unexpected error is keeping you from deleting the file error 0x80070570".
Now for some reason I can delete the files using del in the command prompt.
But I need to delete hundreds of specific files scattered around, so I need to figure out how to get around this error.
I don't want to chkdsk etc on the external either. I just want to bypass the error.
Give this a try; Solved: Error 0x80070570


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We've got about a month left of summer movie season, but the studios are about to start unveiling their Oscar candidates—that is, the films they think are actually good. A lot of these get their launch at the Toronto Film Festival, which will run from September 6 to 16.
Though it opens after the other two major fall festivals, Venice (August 29 to September 8) and Telluride (August 31 to September 3), Toronto is one-stop shopping for prestige films: Many movies that will play the other two festivals (as well as Cannes) find their way to the Canadian event.
I'm going to be going to Toronto, and although the whole slate hasn't yet been announced, a bunch of it has. And I'm very pumped. Listed alphabetically, here are 10 films I'm particularly jazzed to see:
The sort of prestigious thriller-drama you tend to get around awards season—think The Town or The Ides of March—Argo is based on a too-good-to-be-true incident from 1979 in which the CIA attempted to rescue six Americans hiding out from the Iranian government at the Canadian embassy. The plan? Stage a covert operation to make everyone think that they're actually part of a film crew working on a sci-fi flick being shot in the Middle East. The trailer makes it look like Ben Affleck, the director, has concocted a real-life Ocean's Eleven with all that film's style and added dramatic oomph.
Cloud Atlas
Tom Hanks's John Travolta-esque look is disconcerting in the trailer, but it's hard not to be excited about a film this baldly ambitious. Based on David Mitchell's novel, Cloud Atlas jumps across time and stars several actors playing multiple roles, including Tom Hanks and Halle Berry. It's co-directed by Lana Wachowski, Tom Tykwer, and Andy Wachowski, which brings together the filmmakers of The Matrix and Run Lola Run for what looks like an attempt to conjure Forrest Gump and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and The Fountain. The "Everything Is Connected" tagline suggests that this intends to be an Important Film. We'll see if it is.
French director Laurent Cantet is the man behind Time Out, Heading South and The Class, the Palme d'Or-winning drama about a grade school teacher that was free of Hollywood's insulting inspirational-teacher cliche. Foxfire, is Cantet's English-language debut, adapting the Joyce Carol Oates novel about a 1950s teen girl gang in upstate New York. Cantet has long been a chronicler of working-class life, but how will he acclimate to a very American story?
The Last Supper
No, not that Last Supper. Chinese filmmaker Lu Chuan's City of Life and Death was a terrific war film chronicling the Battle of Nanking, and his new movie is also a historical drama, based around the Hongmen Banquet, which occurred around 206 B.C. If you don't know your Chinese history, then just know that Lu is a master of mixing spectacle and human-scale drama.
Looper filmmaker Rian Johnson and I went to school together, so my interest in his career (Brick, The Brothers Bloom) is personal as much as it is professional. With that said, I'm excited to see what he does with this science-fiction thriller involving time travel and a hitman (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who squares off against his older self (Bruce Willis). Best case scenario, Looper brings the mind-bending logic and indie cachet of Pi and Primer to the masses without sacrificing ingenuity or smarts.
The Master
Paul Thomas Anderson's "Is it about Scientology or not?" period drama will premiere at Venice before it arrives in Toronto, thereby giving The Master a chance to experience a particular festival-film phenomenon: Because many reviewers don't attend both Venice and Toronto, it's possible for two separate and different critical consensuses to form. I heard great things about A Dangerous Method out of Venice, but most people I spoke to at Toronto were more mixed about the David Cronenberg film (as was I). Considering that some people are already touting its Best Picture-winning chances, The Master (which opens September 14) will be this year's first big, serious Oscar prospect. But last year's was The Ides of March, and look how that turned out.
With a few exceptions, ESPN's "30 for 30" series was a happy surprise, successfully turning sports history into engaging documentaries that, at their best, examined how sports are little microcosms of everyday life. That's why I'm interested in 9.79*, director Daniel Gordon's look back at Ben Johnson's world-record run in the 100-meter dash at the 1988 Summer Olympics that was nullified because of a positive drug test. One caveat, though: A shorter version of the documentary aired on the BBC this month, and apparently you can watch that version online for free.
The Place Beyond the Pines
In 2010, director Derek Cianfrance divided audiences with his raw, beautiful romantic drama Blue Valentine, which most people still probably know about chiefly for its silly NC-17 "controversy." Cianfrance spent more than a decade bringing Blue Valentine to the screen, but his follow-up, The Place Beyond the Pines, is already here. It stars Blue Valentine lead Ryan Gosling as "a professional motorcycle rider who turns to bank robberies to support his newborn son." The film also has Bradley Cooper, Rose Byrne, Ray Liotta, and Eva Mendes, and it promises to be a gritty thriller and a change of pace from Blue Valentine's microscopic look at a marriage falling apart.
Seven Psychopaths
Toronto's Midnight Madness section features a fun, unpredictable slate of genre films—often horror—that can sometimes launch a cult fave like The Raid. That's why it's intriguing that the comedy Seven Psychopaths is premiering in this section. Writer-director-playwright Martin McDonagh, who previously made the great In Bruges, has made this one about "a struggling screenwriter (Colin Farrell) who inadvertently becomes entangled in the Los Angeles criminal underworld after his oddball friends (Christopher Walken and Sam Rockwell) kidnap a gangster's (Woody Harrelson) beloved Shih Tzu." If a film playing in Midnight Madness isn't a horror movie, that usually means it's sick, twisted, weird, and possibly really gory. Can't wait.
To the Wonder
More than a year after first seeing The Tree of Life, I'm still wresting with Terrence Malick's ambitious mysteries-of-the-universe/autobiographical-family-portrait drama. Usually you have years between Malick movies to digest each one. But he's back already with To the Wonder, a romantic drama concerning a married couple (Ben Affleck and Olga Kurylenko) who face different kinds of temptation in the form of Javier Bardem and Rachel McAdams. At this point, everyone's sorta guessing what the movie's about, but everyone knows they want to see it just because it's Malick.
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Thanks for that info and reply. Understand, I'm only interested in trying to piece together RCAF's recap puzzle, as it has eluded me on some of these finer points and a few things just didn't seem to add up. I guess I'll just put a potential question mark on not seeing a requirement for further avionics upgrades for those birds now slated to operate until 2025. It would just seem that there might be some form of unintended modernization-gap perhaps between the 2016-2021 time frame given that the fleet was originally intended to be fully recapitalized by then?
(note: I'm assessing the buy year 2018 to include 9 units delivered in 2020 if correct(?) would form part of the first IOC unit by 2021?)
No that is the delivery date.
geogen wrote:Regarding the 'Unit price' issue, I'm only 'going around in circles on it' because it's brought up all the time by the contractor as an estimated $65-$75m per unit jet for sale which, I'm sorry Spud, but I'll have to borrow your input there, would seem to be a bit misleading, given it might be closer to a $100m estimate in TY dollars (REC Flyaway). wouldn't you agree? Which could lead into a follow up query, if the supposed $9Bn Procurement budget is also in 2002 dollars? Or in 2011 dollars, or Then Year dollars, etc?
So for discussion purposes let's crunch some numbers... a best case REC flyaway (assuming few reductions in annual orders by the 2017-2018 FRP time frame) could be about $100m... add about 20% to give the Total flyaway at around $120..
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Dec 7, 2007 (CIDRAP News) – International donors at this week's New Delhi conference on avian and pandemic influenza pledged about $406 million, including $195 million from the United States, to fight H5N1 avian flu, according to news reports.
The latest pledges will bring the total promised by donors and multilateral development banks (MDBs) in the past 2 years to about $2.7 billion. A report released last week by the United Nations and the World Bank said a total of about $2.3 billion was pledged at conferences in Beijing in January 2006 and in Bamako, Mali, in December 2006.
When the New Delhi conference opened Dec 4, the World Bank predicted a need for $1.2 billion to help countries battle avian flu over the next 2 to 3 years, according to a Dec 6 report by Agence France-Presse (AFP).
Peter Harrold, acting vice president of the World Bank, called the new pledges a "very encouraging response," AFP reported. "There is still a gap, but this is more than what we had anticipated," he said.
The United States had previously pledged $434 million to the avian flu fight. In New Delhi, US officials promised another $195 million, raising the total to $629 million, according to a Dec 6 Reuters report.
More than $1 billion paid out
Of the $2.3 billion previously pledged for the avian flu battle, $1.7 billion (72%) has been committed and more than $1 billion (43%) has been paid out, according to the UN–World Bank report, which was released Nov 29 in advance of the conference. About $600 million remained uncommitted as of the end of June.
The report says the original $2.3 billion included $1.326 billion in grants from various donors, including the European Commission, and $983 million from MDBs, mostly in loans.
Of the grant money, all but $57 million had been committed by the end of June, and 74% of the committed funds have been paid out, the report says. Of the committed funds, $282 million is going to countries, $433 million to international organizations, $206 million to regional organizations, and $333 million to other recipients.
More than half of the mostly loan money pledged by MDBs—$592 million out of $983 million—had not yet been committed as of the end of June, according to the report. The reasons, it says, include the time it takes to prepare "integrated country programs" and the preference of developing countries to use grants rather than loans to finance their integrated programs.
Fifty-six percent of the country-specific money committed so far is going to East Asia and South Asia, the report states. Another 24% is for Europe and Central Asia, with countries in Africa and the Middle East getting 18%. Latin America and the Caribbean are receiving only 2%.
This week's meeting, called the New Delhi International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza, drew more than 600 officials from over 100 countries and a number of international organizations, according to AFP.
Long-term efforts needed
A major theme of the conference, as well as of the UN-World Bank report, was the need to shift from focusing on emergency responses to avian flu to developing medium- and long-term strategies to deal with H5N1 and the threat of a human flu pandemic, according to news reports.
The UN report says many countries have improved their responses to avian flu in the past year, but the disease remains entrenched in several countries and the threat of a pandemic is the same now as it was in mid 2005, when it became a high-profile issue.
John E. Lange, who headed the US delegation to the conference, said in a Dec 4 speech there, "While we have made progress in the years since the virus first appeared, we now need to shift some of our efforts from the 'emergency' phase of identifying and dealing with avian outbreaks to a greater emphasis on long-term capacity-building to improve both animal and human health systems as they relate to the H5N1 avian influenza virus and other emerging and reemerging infectious and zoonotic diseases."
Lange also touched on the dispute with Indonesia over the sharing of H5N1 virus samples, though he didn't name the country. "We call on all countries to share virus samples freely, without encumbrances, for the benefit of global health," he said.
Maintaining that H5N1 isolates provided by developing countries are used to make vaccines those countries can't afford, Indonesia has shared very few samples with the World Health Organization over the past year.
India praised for compensation program
In other news from the conference, India was praised for its "swift, fair and efficient" compensation of poultry owners whose birds were culled because of outbreaks in 2006 and 2007, according to a Dec 5 report from the Times of India.
David Nabbaro, the UN's senior influenza coordinator, was quoted as saying, "India's philosophy to compensate quickly and fairly at the district level is commendable. That's why farmers came out in the open and declared when their birds died."
Indian Health Minister A. Ramadoss said the government paid about $19.5 million in compensation in 2006 and $2.2 million in 2007, according to the Times. Indian officials said the government paid poultry owners the market value of their birds.
The UN–World Bank report said that in a survey, 66% of countries reported having prepared plans for compensating poultry owners for culled birds, but legislation and administrative procedures lag behind.
Other findings cited in the report:
- 144 countries have prepared an avian flu plan, a pandemic plan, or an integrated plan for both threats
- 27% of countries said they have no capacity to detect and confirm human H5n1 cases
- 41% of countries have tested pandemic plans in simulation exercises
- 50% of countries have done some planning for maintaining their infrastructure during a pandemic
At the end of the conference, the Indian government released a suggested planning template for countries to use in preparing for avian and pandemic flu. The "Vision and Road Map" includes 21 goals that India proposes countries try to accomplish by the end of 2008.
See also:
12-page synopsis of UN–World Bank report
Full text of 91-page UN–World Bank report
Transcript of speech by John E. Lange
India's proposed "Vision and Road Map" for preparedness


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Innovation Isn't Dying In Silicon Valley; It's Just Changing
from the change-is-good deptApparently Judy Estrin, a well-known Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur and exec, is coming out with a new book warning that the infrastructure needed for innovation in Silicon Valley is going away. The complaint basically appears to be that there's too much emphasis on the short-term, with companies focusing on the quick flip rather than the long haul trends that need to be satisfied to drive real innovation.
I can absolutely understand where this is coming from -- but I think it's wrong. There absolutely are a bunch of folks in Silicon Valley who are focused on the quick flip and the easy cash out. Those folks have been around for a while. They get a lot more attention in the boom years, and during the down cycles you see them fleeing for somewhere else. But that doesn't mean that the overall culture of innovation is in trouble.
In some sense, the argument sounds similar to the complaints we hear from long-time journalists bemoaning bloggers, or professional television producers whining about YouTube. The tools of innovation have changed the marketplace, allowing many more entrants -- and not all of those entrants are all that serious about it, or even that good at it. So, there's a ton of crappy blog content, and millions upon millions of videos that would never, ever show up on a television. Yet, there are also plenty of gems exposed by these systems that would never have come out otherwise.
And the same is true for innovation culture in Silicon Valley.
The "tools" for creating a startup make it easier and cheaper than ever before to simply throw something up and see if it sticks. And, yes, much of it is terrible -- just like plenty of online content is terrible -- but out of that some great stuff evolves. The fact that there are plenty of short term thinkers just throwing stuff quickly at the wall isn't necessarily bad for innovation -- it just means that innovation is taking a slightly different path. There are plenty of folks in Silicon Valley still thinking about the long haul, and looking at the trends and understanding them. But the ability to throw something up and see if it sticks is valuable as well, as it allows a lot more testing of ideas in the real world, without having to make huge initial investments. That isn't to say that short-term thinking is a good thing. It's not. But some folks doing short-term thinking doesn't preclude others from using those lessons to build real long-term innovation.
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I'm hanging onto the package dioramas, but not sure if I'll use them. Part of me hates to toss them out, but the limited space I have to display makes me leery of using them since they take up a good bit. I tend to throw out extras I have though. I tossed 2 Snowspeeder ones just yesterday.
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We're now halfway through the week of Reading and Leeds Festival reportage and photography. Ahead of a full installment of words and photos later today, here are some shots of those hairier-than-last-time-we-saw-them Oxford math-pop boys Foals.
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A group called Sing for Hope has taken music to the streets with Play Me, I'm Yours, a public art project that brings 60 pianos to the parks and public spaces of New York City. From June 21 to July 5, the pianos are placed throughout the city's five boroughs to be played by all who pass by — students, tourists, children, nannies, doctors, merchants, artists — in a festival of music open to all New Yorkers. The New York Times covered the project here.
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Column: Ronaldo should edge Messi for Ballon d'Or
This time a year ago, the race between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo for the world player of 2011 award wasn't a race at all, with the Argentine deservedly finishing as the runaway winner. Twelve months on, choosing between these brightest of stars in football's firmament is nigh-on impossible.
As with James Bond actors - is Sean Connery or Daniel Craig your favorite? - splitting hairs between Messi and Ronaldo for the 2012 Ballon d'Or will be more a question of personal taste than of science.
For me, Ronaldo edges it - for the simple reason that in 2012 he loosened the stranglehold of brilliance that Messi has at the top of the game.
And what, I hear you cry, about Messi's Barcelona teammate, Andres Iniesta? The stand-out performer in Spain's European Championship-winning team, crowned in August as UEFA Best Player in Europe, of course should be on the shortlist of 23 Ballon d'Or contenders that will be unveiled on Oct. 30.
But the midfielder, always a delight to watch, hasn't scored an otherworldly 158 goals in 154 matches - as Ronaldo has at Real Madrid. If Iniesta hadn't been a driver of Spain's unprecedented defense of its European crown, his year would have been a letdown, with Barcelona failing to defend its Spanish league and Champions League titles.
And what about Ballon d'Or contenders who aren't forwards or who don't play in Spain?
Well, the shortlist compiled by FIFA's Football Committee and France Football magazine should include Joe Hart, whose miserly concession of just 29 goals was vital for Manchester City in winning the Premier League on goal difference over neighbor United. Spanish goalkeeper and captain Iker Casillas also was outstanding at Euro 2012, as was Italy midfielder Andrea Pirlo, carving open England in the quarterfinals and Germany in the semis with his passes, radar-like vision of the field and control.
But, again, Messi and Ronaldo were on another planet - pushing each other to seemingly impossible goal-scoring heights.
If the definition of the world's best player is based on individual achievement alone, Messi should win for the fourth consecutive year. His tally of 73 goals in 60 games for Barcelona was monstrous, flabbergasting and historic, shattering the European club mark of 67 goals by Bayern Munich's Gerd Mueller in 1973.
With goal No. 233 on March 20, at age 24, Messi became the all-time record scorer in Barcelona's illustrious 113-year history. All those numbers and eye-popping new marks - including his Champions League record of five goals in one game, against Bayer Leverkusen in March, and record total of 14 in the tournament - mean it wouldn't be an injustice if he lifts the Ballon d'Or at the award gala on Jan. 7. The voters are the coaches and captains of national teams and journalists.
But because football isn't an individual sport, players' contributions to team success should be added to the mix in determining who among them was best. Here, Ronaldo pips Messi.
Barcelona and Madrid both fell in the Champions League semifinals. Both Messi, against eventual champion Chelsea, and Ronaldo, in the semifinal shoot-out against Bayern, fluffed penalties. In short, it can be argued that Messi's and Ronaldo's achievements and mistakes in that tournament canceled out each other.
The same was true in Spanish cup competitions. Barcelona ejected Madrid from the Copa del Rey quarterfinals in January, despite Ronaldo scoring in both legs, and went on to win that trophy, with Messi scoring in the May final. But Madrid beat Barcelona for the Supercup in August, with Ronaldo and Messi both scoring in both legs. So all even there.
Barcelona also won FIFA's Club World Cup in December, dismantling Brazilian side Santos 4-0 in the final, with Messi scoring twice. But Ronaldo amassed brownie points with two outstanding games at Euro 2012, scoring both goals in a 2-1 defeat of the Netherlands and a diving header against the Czech Republic to lead Portugal to the semifinals, where it lost a penalty shootout to Spain.
So choosing between Messi and Ronaldo comes down to their La Liga performances.
Messi scored more goals - a league record 50, with a record eight hat tricks. Ronaldo wasn't far behind, with 46 goals and seven hat tricks - both better than the previous league records of 40 goals and six hat tricks, which Ronaldo set in 2011. Both have scored six in six league games this season, too, with more hoped for when Madrid travels to Barcelona's Camp Nou on Sunday.
But Ronaldo scored the more important league goal last season, one of the most important of his Madrid career - a shot past Victor Valdes that gave Madrid a 2-1 win at Camp Nou on April 21. That right-footed strike in the 72nd minute, Ronaldo's first league goal from open play against Barcelona, cleared the path for Madrid to win its first La Liga title since 2008 and break Barcelona's three-year lock on the Spanish championship. That team success and Ronaldo's vital part in it should give him an edge for the Ballon d'Or.
But it's wafer-thin. Ultimately, this could be about feeling. That Messi remains so low-key and seemingly humble makes him easy to like. Ronaldo's preening self-importance makes him easy to dislike. For many, Messi will always be the better player, the best since Diego Maradona, perhaps the best ever.
But for breathing so heavily over Messi's shoulder, for being the other half in their engrossing duel to outdo and outscore each other, for pushing Messi and himself so hard, and for his vital role in wresting away the Spanish league title from arguably the best club side in history, Ronaldo deserves full credit, in the shape of the 2012 Ballon d'Or.
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My iPhone 5 has a slightly "loose" power button. Not like its going to fall off or anything, but it visibly wiggles a little bit, and if I stand the phone up and then quickly turn it upside down, or bump it, I can hear and see it move.
As this is my first iPhone, is this normal?
Just to clarify, it's not mushy, it just seems like the plastic "outer button" wiggles around on top of the actual button sensor inside. It certainly has a nice firm click when pressed.
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In my last blog for AdvisorOne, I wrote about the Congressional Republicans holding up an SEC funding increase for lack of enforcement performance. I further suggested that the second shoe to fall in this pair of bizarro Topsiders was the SEC stepping up its efforts to enforce investment advisor regulations at a time when Congress and the Commission are allegedly focusing on how to institute an RIA-like fiduciary standard for brokers, as mandated by Dodd-Frank. Can we hold up all Federal salaries in Washington for lack of performance?
Apparently, the Congressional threat to withhold SEC funding is having the desired effect. As reported by AdvisorOne's Melanie Waddell on March 8, at the Investment Adviser Association's annual compliance conference, the deputy director of the SEC's Division of Investment Management Robert Plaze, warned chief compliance officers that the newly created Asset Management Unit "is dedicated to suing you." Then, Sean McKessy, chief of the SEC's newly formed Office of the Whistleblower, told attendees "that his office is receiving tips and complaints about advisors."
Why the crackdown on RIAs? A cynical mind might conclude that for (insert your reason here), House Republicans are giving way too much credence to SIFMA's contention that, despite the Treasury Department's original financial reregulation assertion that public protection requires a broker fiduciary standard, the real problem here is "under-regulated" investment advisors. If true, it's an impressive piece of strategic sleight-of-hand, which looks to turn a consumer protection slam-dunk into regulating independent advisors out of business, with or without FINRA oversight.
Yet the success or failure of this regulatory fantasy rest upon the extent to which the Congressional Republicans, and anyone else who goes along with it, can continue to ignore reality. On the off chance that anyone is actually interested in the facts, here's a modest attempt to interject a dose of reality into the discussion.
First, let's look at the relative sizes of the broker universe and RIAs. According to Cerulli & Associates, at the end of 2010, there were 50,200 brokers on Wall Street working in retail sales/advisory positions vs. 41,500 RIAs and dually registered broker/RIAs. The Tower Group tells us that during the five year period from 2005 to 2010, the number of wirehouse brokers fell some 20%, while the number of RIAs increased 66%; so based on recent reports of the continuing defection of breakaway brokers, it's a fair assumption that the number of brokers and dually registered advisors today is even closer than the Cerulli figures indicated.
On the enforcement side, according to FINRA, in 2009, 7,137 arbitration cases were brought against brokers, and in 2010, that number was 5,680. The percentage of those cases that resulted in damage awards has increased from 42% in 2008 to 48%, or roughly half, in 2011. Also as an indication of the volume of broker complaints each year, FINRA lists its pool of arbitrators as including 2,854 industry panelists and 3,557 non-industry panelists—for a total of 6,411 arbitrators on call.
On the RIA side of the equation, according to Bloomberg, in 2010, "the SEC took 113 enforcement actions against investment advisors or investment companies." That's right: at least some of those 113 involved investment companies rather than RIAs. How many of those remaining RIAs were affiliated with FINRA-registered broker/dealers we don't know. But even without discounting those figures, we're talking about two groups with roughly the same number of professionals—one with 113 complaints, the other with 5,680 or so. (For you quants, 113 is 2% of 5,680.) Brian Hamburger, the Englewood, N.J-based securities attorney and the founder of MarketCounsel, which advises RIAs and brokers on compliance, sums it up this way: "More than 90% of the complaints we see are against brokers and broker-dealers, rather than against advisors."
So who's the problem here? Even if the SEC enforcement efforts aren't what they should be (which I seriously doubt), it's hard to imagine that 113 would grow to anywhere near 7,137 or even 5,650: if RIA problems were 10 times greater than the SEC has uncovered, they would still be only 20% of the broker arbitration number.
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Well, it's been about a year since I did my last Pinterest Pretties post! How pathetic! Pinterest has gotten very difficult to deal with lately, with a lot of people pinning incorrectly, then other people re-pin, not realizing that it has been pinned incorrectly; and by incorrectly, I mean by linking to a Google images search or just the homepage of a blog, instead of clicking on the actually post, so you have to search for what you're following the pin for… Anyway, this took me longer than I thought it would because of that, so take my advice and pin properly! hahaha! Enough of my ranting, on to the pretty Pinterest inspiration for Easter…
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