Jewelzz said:
I'm still trying to burn my copy of Vista :s
If you're using the correct method to burn the ISO (i.e. selecting the "Burn Image" option or something equivalent, rather than burning directly), and you've changed your BIOS settings so that the DVD drive is the first device in the boot sequence, then it might be a compatibility problem with the media/drive or a corrupted ISO.
The first thing you should try is to run a CRC check on the ISO you downloaded from Connect. A CRC utility is available on Connect at the same location you downloaded the ISO from; it's classified as a "Utility." Instructions on how to run it are provided along with the download. If it checks through and gives you the correct CRC value (compare it against the value on Connect), you can eliminate the possibility of a bad download.
In that case, run a CRC check on the burned DVD itself. This will take some time, but you need to make sure you get the same CRC value as before. If you run into a problem at this stage, it means that the media is bad or has compatibility issues with your DVD drive. In that case, try using a different brand of media, and a different type, if possible (for example, if you're currently using DVD+R, try DVD-R instead).
I had problems installing 5308 on my laptop because of media compatibility issues; the laptop is three years old, so the drive can't read certain types of DVD discs correctly. After three failed attempts with different brands/types of discs, what ultimately worked was a 8X Memorex DVD+RW disc.