Thank you for replying to our message. Please follow the steps below:
- Choose "Advanced tools" and then select "Command Prompt".
- When Command Prompt opens, enter start diskpart.
- . Now enter list disk. You should see the list of all hard drives connected to your computer.
Step 6. Find the number that represents your hard drive and then enter select disk 0 (we used 0 as an example, so be sure to replace 0 with a number that matches your hard drive).
- Enter the following lines and press Enter after each line:
disk 0 clean
disk 0 create partition primary
disk 0 active
disk 0 format fs=ntfs quick
disk 0 assign
Step 8. Enter exit in order to close the Command Prompt.
- Start the installation process again.
If you still have issues follow the steps below
Repeat the steps (1-2) above to open the Diskpart first. Run Diskpart commands we taught as below, and try to set the partition where you want to install Windows OS as active.
- Enter list disk.
- You should see the list of available hard drives. Locate your hard drive and enter select disk 0. We used disk 0 in our example, so replace 0 with a number representing your hard drive.
- Enter list partition.
- A list of available partitions will appear. Locate the partition on which you want to install the Windows system and enter select partition 1. Remember to replace 1 with a number that matches your partition.
- Enter active.
6: Type exit and press "Enter“ to exit the Command Prompt.
If you still have issues check the below link to try some solutions.
https://youtu.be/tgQ-KP0Zh8U
Keep me posted with the result. Thank you.
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