How to create partition for win7 Home basic 64 bit??

Brink said:

vishUltra said:

Just now i downloaded the iso by disabling idm, but again that tool says invalid file error.!! .. plz help
Thnks

Also i downloaded another software called rufus (V- 2.1.0) for creating bootable usbflash drive. It shows here also that failed to scan Iso ??
Stuck with the problem plz help..
Thnks

Ok, as a test download and merge the .reg file for the listed ISO option in the tutorial below to restore the default associations for ISO files.

Default File Type Associations - Restore

Afterwards, right click on the downloaded pwhe7.iso file and click on Burn disc image to burn it to a blank (unformatted) CD/DVD.

Burn Disc Image - ISO or IMG file

YA here you are saying to burn the image directly on CD but previously u mentioned to use a utility to create a bootable disk or pendrive??
!!
Thnks

And also i tried your method to merge the reg file for the iso..!! but again that tool is giving the same error!!! Plz Help.. thnks

It gave same message that the iso file is invalid!!!

Brink said:

vishUltra said:

Brink said:

Ok, as a test download and merge the .reg file for the listed ISO option in the tutorial below to restore the default associations for ISO files.

Default File Type Associations - Restore

Afterwards, right click on the downloaded pwhe7.iso file and click on Burn disc image to burn it to a blank (unformatted) CD/DVD.

Burn Disc Image - ISO or IMG file

YA here you are saying to burn the image directly on CD but previously u mentioned to use a utility to create a bootable disk or pendrive??
!!
Thnks

Correct. Since the other method with the programs didn't work for you, it may be worth a try using this method with the included ISO burner in Windows 7.

How does it work for you?


What error message did it give when you tried to merge the .reg file?

Now i Used The partition wizard directly to create logical drive. I created Unallocated space from my C drive of about 5GB and then right clicked it to assign it letter, but when at final step it gave message that you are creating dynamic disk from basic due to which u will b unable to boot OS??
What should i do?? Is this message saying that i will be void to use my windows again??
As i mentioned previously that i want a seperate drive not only for my files but for installing linux, Will i b able to do so.??
Plz gave appropriate solution step wise ..
Thnks ..

You must have a typo because 5gb isn't nearly large enough for a new partition.

If you used Partiiton Wizard to convert C to a Logical drive then shrunk it to add another partition it should allow you to create an adjacent Logical partition which will not change the disk to Dynamic. Make sure C is now Logical, and you chose a Logical partition to create during this process: Partition Wizard Create Partition - Video Help

Post back a another screenshot of your maximized Disk Mgmt drive map and listings.

gregrocker said:

You must have a typo because 5gb isn't nearly large enough for a new partition.

If you used Partiiton Wizard to convert C to a Logical drive then shrunk it to add another partition it should allow you to create an adjacent Logical partition which will not change the disk to Dynamic. Make sure C is now Logical, and you chose a Logical partition to create during this process: Partition Wizard Create Partition - Video Help

Post back a another screenshot of your maximized Disk Mgmt drive map and listings.

No I didn't Create logical C drive as partition wizard was not able to burn because it was not detected by any tool(the problem is been discussed with BRINK)!!
But i used partition wizard directly to shrunk some space;
So for trial i created 5GB unallocated and the PW captioned it as logical.
But after trying to label it , it gave msg of Dynamic disk from basic>???
Waiting for help..
thnks..

Also In the above video when Unallocated space is given a CREATE command , the wizard is able to create partitions.
But in my case the the CREATE command does not do this and it shows that " no free MBR slots!!!!"

Waiting for the screenshot.