It is very likely that you have messed up / damaged the filesystem and / or physical disk and your kernel files cannot be recovered. Check the hard drive for errors and repair it (CHKDSK and hard drive manufacturer utilities). If the utilities determine that the drive cannot be repaired, replace it (and restore from a backup or reinstall).
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I would try the setup again and make sure the SSD is erased and formatted correctly.
Boot from Windows 7 DVD
Click Install Now
Accept the license agreement
When prompted to select an installation type, click (Advanced Custom)
Click Disk Options
Select drives and click Remove
Click New
Click Apply
Click OK
Click “Format” then “Next” to proceed with the installation.
Even if you do not have a computer to boot certified installation media on to create a bootable copy, you can still borrow a friend’s or family member’s computer to boot. and create it.
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Regards, Andre, Windows MVP Insider
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