Cant install windows 8

I run Windows 8 Assistant as admin and wait to downloads windows 8 but it wont. It says Download did not complete successfully , The download task did not complete , Server execution failed . I restarted my router took out the cable of the internet of my pc and then in , re download that windows 8 installed run as admin but still nothing. anyone got any idea how to fix that?

You could download the iso file for windows 8 and then burn that to disk and then run it off of there or even extract the iso file and run the setup from there.

no ty I dunno where to download it , I don't have disk nor program to burn a disk

Alex Kalm97 said:

no ty I dunno where to download it , I don't have disk nor program to burn a disk

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You can download from here:

Windows 8 Release Preview ISO formats
Download this program for burning the iso image:ImgBurn - CNET Download.com

can I run iso without a cd?

never mind I will uninstall windows 8 . there will be no chance for me to install windows 8 without dealing a problem , in my opinion its impossible for use to install windows 8 without problems

thanks for your -okay- support
and sorry if I was too much annoying ,

What you can do though is if you download it you a program like 7-Zip to extract it and then run setup file. This way you can do it without burning a disk and all the files will be there so it wont need to download stuff. Also windows 7 has a built in iso burner.

Hello Alex,

Windows 8 is really not hard to download and install if you would still like to.

First, download the Windows 8 ISO to make things easier.

Second, if you like, create a bootable Windows 8 installation DVD or USB flash drive. You could also just skip this to use the ISO to install with step 6 of the next link below this one.
Finally, I'm assuming that you are wanting to dual boot Windows 8 with say Windows 7. The tutorial below can help show you how to install Windows 8 using either the ISO, DVD, or USB.
If you have any questions, then please just let us know.

Hope this helps,
Shawn