Problem with system reserved partition.

Hello sevenforums,

I accidentaly deleted the system reserved partition(100mb) and now I'm getting the error "Windows cannot be installed to this disk".

It's a clean HDD.

I'm waiting for an answer. Thank you.

What are you trying to do ?

It can`t be a clean hard drive if it had a sys res partition on it.

I mean , i erased all what I had on the HDD including the sys res partition and now i have : Unallocated Space 160 GB , and if I try to make a partition it says "Windows cannot be installed to this disk"

Try formatting it through cmd or installer and install windows .

Don`t know why. Just install to the unallocated space.

You should be able to just click next.

Lovus said:

Try formatting it through cmd or installer and install windows .

How can I do that?

And I can't install windows to that unallocated space, because i get this error: 'Windows cannot be installed to this disk. This computer's hardware may not support booting to this disk. Ensure the disk's controller is enabled in the computer's BIOS menu.'

Are you sure you have deleted ALL partitions ?

Yes, I'm 100% sure, I'm talking now from a laptop, i got the PC in front of me.I have just that Unallocated Space, nothing else.

Next question is.... Where did you get the windows 7 installer ? Has it been used successfully on other machines ?

I wanted to reinstall my windows(It's my routine once at 5 months), with the same CD. I tried with 3 different windows 7 CD's , same problem..