Windows 10 Upgrade Problems Pertaining to System Reserved Partition

[jam927]

Hi, tried to upgrade last night and everything was going fine till it gave me an error saying it couldn't backup reserved partition or something like that

So I did some searching here and found that I should use this

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/209885-bootmgr-move-c-easybcd.html

which I did and then I was suppose to delete the volume called "Data" with the 100mb thing

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But my concern is even after I used easybcd and moved it to the C drive, the volume called Data still has the system tag so I dont think I should delete it yet correct?

Some additional information:

My old hdd was dying so I bought a new Samsung EVO SSD and used their software to migrate my old data, which Im pretty sure caused the upgrade issue. And the HDD you see there is just an additional one I bought that has nothing on it yet

Thanks!

 

[jam927]

Actually once I restarted the system tag switched so I deleted the volume

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now you see that 101mb unallocated how can i get rid of that?

p.s. going to try to get windows 10 now

 

[jam927]

weird left windows 10 installing while i went to sleep & when i woke up still had 7 : O

now im really confused wonder if it has to do with the 101mb still unallocated

 

[ignatzatsonic]

now you see that 101mb unallocated how can i get rid of that?

You can add it to another partition with Partition Wizard.

Or ignore it. It's very very tiny.

 

[jam927]

F#^% i think i deleted something important, because i tried to install 10 again in the morning and it said I needed to restart and when I restarted now Windows doesnt load just a grey line at the top left

DAM what can i do? I dont understand it wasnt like the volume I didnt had the boot property, thanks for any help!!

 

[jam927]

had to restore from a old hdd.... im starting to think installing a fresh copy of 10 will be easier

what do you guys think?

 

[ignatzatsonic]

What's your compelling reason that you have to move to Windows 10 for any reason whatsoever?

Curiosity?

Job-related?

You can buy it for around 120 if you think that would ease the process.

I'd probably make a post on the Win 10 forum if you are going for it hell or high water.