If the 4GB partition is designated as a System partition then in this situation you cannot delete that 4GB partition.įollow the guide below to delete the 4GB partition if you were to find yourself in a such situation. Click ' Windows Setup (\windows)', and click on the Delete button Click on the Boot tab from System Configuration at the top Ĥ. Type msconfig into Run dialog box that has opened and click on OK ģ. You have to quickly edit the boot menu once Windows is installed.Ģ. If you did everything correctly, you should see “Windows is loading files. Make sure that the BIOS is configured to boot from the hard disk drive (HDD). Replace the Y: drive letter with the drive letter of the 4GB partition you have created. Replace the X: drive letter with the drive letter of the CD/DVD-ROM optical drive where the Windows Setup DVD is inserted. Within the Command Prompt type the command below: Enter the commands below, while replacing zero (0) number with your HDD assigned disk number and replace the X letter with the drive letter assigned to the partition you have created earlier on your HDD.ģ. Open the Command Prompt as a Administrator, type cmd.exe into the Start Menu search box, right click on cmd.exe, then select “ Run as administrator”.Ģ.
How To Create Extra Partitions In Windows Using Disk Management Consoleġ.
Copy the content of the Windows 7 Setup DVD to the 4GB partition.Assign a drive letter to that new partition.Format the 4GB partition with NTFS file system.If there is no Windows OS currently installed on the HDD then connect the HDD to a another working computer (with Windows installed).Note: This guide only works for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 and Windows 10 OS's. This tutorial will show you a method that will allow you to boot and install Windows directly from the hard disk drive (HDD). You want to install Windows but you can’t use a DVD or an USB for whatever reason? Clean Install Windows Directly from the Hard Disk Drive
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