Hi Joe figured out the issue after doing a lot of testing.
The issue with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit when installing from a thumb drive to a SSD or Platter drive the OS will not always install. Conflicts with the installation of the O.S. generated by the EUFI BIOS, Thumb Drive. Spent a lot of hours doing some testing. Not all mother boards with EUFI BIOS and Windows 7 64 bit installed from a thumb drive will duplicate the issue it depends on the mother board, EUFI Version and window 7 64 bit versions. Windows 7 32 Bit versions should not be much of an issue after doing some testing.
Burned the ISO file to a DVD and the OS Installed to the Intel 730 Series SSD. (Down Load From Digital River) Used Microsoft Windows 7 USB Down Load Tool.
There is a work around to prep the thumb drive thru advanced command prompt and mount the ISO file to a virtual drive then to the Thumb Drive. it is not 100 percent sure recommend to forget those steps. Number of Web sights claiming this is a sure work around. You run a huge chance of installing mal ware and virus.
Windows 8 and windows 8.1 is not an issue with EUFI BIOS And installing from a thumb drive or a DVD. Basicaly copy and paste the OS 8 versions to a DVD and burn the OS. You cannot due that with 64 bit OS windows 7.
Again the issue is more related to windows 7 Ultimate or any Windows 7 64 bit plat form and EUFI Version. Strongly recommend any one installing windows 7 to use a DVD Disk to a SSD if the Mother Board supports EUFI BIOS. Do not attempt a CD. The windows will not unlock with the key.
Use Microsoft Windows 7 USB Down Load Tool to burn the ISO file down load direct from Digital River unless you purchase the OS direct from Microisoft. Then log in and down load the OS. The OS must match the original purchase if not the Key will not unlock the OS even if you call in for an unlock.
Spent a lot of hours sorting this out hope I did not sound to harsh in my original post my apologies. maybe some one can use this information if they are having an issue. Suggest anyone with windows 7 to down load the ISO file direct and put the ISO file in safe keeping. A thumb drive is not safe storage.
Thanks Joe for the fast e mail got it worked out.