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Yeah that is my SSD. I did not take an image of the SSD after I did everything to it :/. Guess I will just have to do everything all over again.
Yeah that is my SSD. I did not take an image of the SSD after I did everything to it :/. Guess I will just have to do everything all over again.
Here is a picture of what happens when I type that into CMD
That means you have none - too bad. You apparently have not yet installed any programs. That makes reinstallation a lot easier. Do you need any help with that?
I think I should be okay, thanks.
My tip: define the whole SSD as a primary, active, aligned partition and install into that. Then you do not get the dreaded 100MB system partition. Makes imaging later a lot easier.
How can I do this when I cannot even get into the "computer tab". I cannot format the drive again if i can't get into it. My other drive doesnt have windows on it either
Boot with your installation disc and go to command prompt at startup. From there, run the following commands:
Diskpart
List disk
Select disk n (where n is the number that was given for your disk in List disk)
Clean
Create partition primary assign letter=C (the 'assign letter=C' is optional)
Format fs=ntfs quick
Active
Exit
Then install into that partition.
Whenever I try to re-install windows on my SSD and I click install again and pick custom it says something along the lines of "re-start, then re-insert disk, then download" or something along those lines. And when I try that it doesnt work. So, what I have done so far is, re-install windows on my original HDD, and now I was going to try to follow those steps I posted earlier by lifehacker and I formated the SSD. Should I try those steps in the lifehacker post? What should I do now? Sorry if I am making things complicated