UPDATE: Found a solution
here, seems to be a asus bug.
During one of the re-boots, I realized that my boot order had changed. I saw "UEFI Sony Optical", so I went into the CD-DVD Drive options and now saw "Sony Optical", listed just under "UEFI Sony Optical". All I did was change the drive in the #1 Boot Order field to "Sony Optical", hit F10 to "Save and Reboot".
I am installing windows 7 on a new machine, no stop, it needs to be windows 7, you know why, because I have a free copy of SAS which I need to run for my degree, and its a windows version, so yeah, windows 7 is a hard limit.
So put my CD in, I can’t install on that drive it is MBR partitioned EFI systems can only be installed on GPT disks, fine, grab GParted and repartition the disk, get a error that windows can’t be installed on a GPT it needs a MBR disk.
I have a 64GB SSD and a I TB HDD
WTF, what am I missing?
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