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Hi guys, i am trying to install a pirate windows 7 ultimate 64 bit into a pc and it came out this error as the picture shown. Do you guys have any idea to fix this problem? Pls I need help. BTW i am using a USB boot drive.thanks!!!  :D  :D  :D

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Hi guys, i am trying to install a pirate windows 7 ultimate 64 bit into a pc and it came out this error as the picture shown. Do you guys have any idea to fix this problem? Pls I need help. BTW i am using a USB boot drive.thanks!!!  :D  :D  :D

clean the disk with diskpart

then do it

 

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Hi guys, i am trying to install a pirate windows 7 ultimate 64 bit into a pc and it came out this error as the picture shown. Do you guys have any idea to fix this problem? Pls I need help. BTW i am using a USB boot drive.thanks!!!  :D  :D  :D

Why do you have two large partitions? Unless there is data on either of them, delete all the partitions, and then you should be fine.

 

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1.Boot from the Windows 8 install media (You must initiate this boot from a device labeled as a UEFI device, or the installation of Windows 8 will produce an error that the OS cannot be installed to a GPT partition) These UEFI boot devices will have a prefix UEFI: "name of your device", and show as a boot option in your UEFI.

 2.After booting to the UEFI device you see the Install Windows 8 screen, press Shift + F10 to open a command prompt.

 3.Type Diskpart, press Enter

 4.Type List Disk , press Enter

 5.Type Select Disk # (where # is the number your drive shows up as), press Enter

 6.Type Clean, press Enter

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how can i do it if i already format 2 of  my disk?

delete all them ...then remake them

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Maybe clean the disk and then redo?

you mean delete the partition or just format it?

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you mean delete the partition or just format it?

delete

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Hi Sir, i am in the disk list, should i clean all the drive data ?

 

1.Boot from the Windows 8 install media (You must initiate this boot from a device labeled as a UEFI device, or the installation of Windows 8 will produce an error that the OS cannot be installed to a GPT partition) These UEFI boot devices will have a prefix UEFI: "name of your device", and show as a boot option in your UEFI.
 2.After booting to the UEFI device you see the Install Windows 8 screen, press Shift + F10 to open a command prompt.
 3.Type Diskpart, press Enter
 4.Type List Disk , press Enter
 5.Type Select Disk # (where # is the number your drive shows up as), press Enter
 6.Type Clean, press Enter

 

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Clear the data on the disk part 1st before going to delete the disk partition right?

 


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FYI , i have 2 HHD 1 is 500GB another one is 300GB

unplug the hdd you don't want touched...only have your OS drive plugged in

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unplug the hdd you don't want touched...only have your OS drive plugged in

i just plug in the 500GB HHD on my pc only and already have done make a new partition for it ( primary), and what should next?

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i just plug in the 500GB HHD on my pc only and already have done make a new partition for it ( primary), and what should next?

well make sure you only have the drive you want your OS on plugged in

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well make sure you only have the drive you want your OS on plugged in

yes, i want my OS into the 500GB drive. but i still cant install it after i delete all the partition and create a new partition. it still can our the same error . what is the problem? 

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you mean delete the partition or just format it?

I was saying format it but most people are saying that you should delete the partition. Do both of them if you want to and try again. I havent had that problem with my old pc.

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I was saying format it but most people are saying that you should delete the partition. Do both of them if you want to and try again. I havent had that problem with my old pc.

done both things still the same 

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done both things still the same 

you need to you the clean command in diskpart

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you need to you the clean command in diskpart

just clean the drive i need to install os in it right?

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it say this.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/52129-disk-clean-clean-all-diskpart-command.html

 

 In the elevated command prompt, type select disk # and press Enter. (see screenshot below)

NOTE: You would substitute # for the disk number listed that you want to use clean or clean all on. For example, I want to use one of them on Disk 1 (from step 1) for my USB key drive, so I would type select disk 1 and press Enter.

In the elevated command prompt, type clean, press Enter

 

once don't you should be able to exit and refresh the disks..and make a new partition

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http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/52129-disk-clean-clean-all-diskpart-command.html

 

 In the elevated command prompt, type select disk # and press Enter. (see screenshot below)

NOTE: You would substitute # for the disk number listed that you want to use clean or clean all on. For example, I want to use one of them on Disk 1 (from step 1) for my USB key drive, so I would type select disk 1 and press Enter.

In the elevated command prompt, type clean, press Enter

 

once don't you should be able to exit and refresh the disks..and make a new partition

Is it a good idea to clean all the disk? i should unplug the usb boot drive before i clean the drive right??

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thanks sir i have already done it thanks alottttttttt !!!!! can i give you a rating or a command??

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