Formatted SSD can't install windows

[Thebeastoliver]

I NEED HELP!!!!

 

The other day i was feeling for a fresh start, so i decided to restore my computer. when i got the option to chose the install hard drive for windows 7, i clicked format on my ssd. (i have a Kingston Hyperx 3k ssd) 

after that i got the message i could not install windows, because it needs to be partitioned. i partitioned the ssd but i still get the message. BTW: i do realice i did a stupid mistake!

 

I i have tried some other stuff like, formating the disk in disk management and giving it a new partition. i do not know how to fix this, and i cant really go out and just buy a new ssd for 200$.

 

some other pc specs. 

 

• CPU
  intel i7-3930K
• Motherboard
  msi z77 MPower, Big bang, OC Edition
• RAM
  Kingston HyperX 16gb 1600mhz
• GPU
  Zotac GTX 670 2gb
• Case
  Cooler master cm690 Advanced Nvidia
• Storage
  Hyperx 3k 240gb and WD green 2TB
• PSU
  corsair cx 500w
• Display(s)
  Philips 27 inc and benQ 24 inc
• Cooling
  corsair h60 cpu cooler

[dragosudeki]

Doesn't windows create the partition when installing it? It should just reformat then install I think.

Pro Life Tip: Don't try to fix anything not broken.

[xXxYOLOxSWAGxXx_420BlazeIt]

Can you post the exact errors, or a screenshot/photograph? The stuff you wrote doesnt make sense and is hard to follow.

[LogicalDrm]

On Select Partition screen you should have the OS partition where your windows previously was. Select that and click next. It shouldn't need more than that.

[Altecice]

you will loose all data on the SSD!

 

Within the windows set-up:

 

Press Shift+F10, This will bring up a command prompt

 

From there type in;

DISKPART

LIST DISK

SELECT DISK # ( # = the SSD number) - If its not listed here then you have hardware/BIOS problems

CLEAN (you should see a confirmation, if it fails the first time try again)

EXIT

EXIT

 

Refresh the drives list. Click new then just click next.

[Thebeastoliver]

you will loose all data on the SSD!

 

Within the windows set-up:

 

Press Shift+F10, This will bring up a command prompt

 

From there type in;

DISKPART

LIST DISK

SELECT DISK # ( # = the SSD number) - If its not listed here then you have hardware/BIOS problems

CLEAN (you should see a confirmation, if it fails the first time try again)

EXIT

EXIT

 

Refresh the drives list. Click new then just click next.

sorry didn't work...

[Thebeastoliver]

Can you post the exact errors, or a screenshot/photograph? The stuff you wrote doesnt make sense and is hard to follow.

I can, but you will probably not understand what it says, because it is in Norwegian....

[Thebeastoliver]

On Select Partition screen you should have the OS partition where your windows previously was. Select that and click next. It shouldn't need more than that.

that is when i get the error. witch says that i need to partition my ssd before i can install windows.

[LogicalDrm]

that is when i get the error. witch says that i need to partition my ssd before i can install windows.

 

Can you remove partition and recreate it?

[Thebeastoliver]

Can you remove partition and recreate it?

yes but that does not work... i have tried different Technics to solve this but haven't succeeded.  

[LogicalDrm]

yes but that does not work... i have tried different Technics to solve this but haven't succeeded.  

 

Sounds bad. Can you format it in another pc? Or maybe you've tried that already too I feel like that SSD has died.

[Altecice]

yes but that does not work... i have tried different Technics to solve this but haven't succeeded.  

 

Move it to another sata port with a different sata wire. could be the sata data cable/port is bad.

Have you tried to format/hold data on it via another PC?

[Thebeastoliver]

Move it to another sata port with a different sata wire. could be the sata data cable/port is bad.

Have you tried to format/hold data on it via another PC?

yes i have two gaming rigs. but the other one suck balls. there is something wrong with that one. witch i dont realy understand. but yes i have tried that.

[Thebeastoliver]

Sounds bad. Can you format it in another pc? Or maybe you've tried that already too I feel like that SSD has died.

it is very weird, because i could use the ssd in my other gaming rig. i just had to format in in windows first. and as i did that i thought it was fixed. but apparently not.