You can do this from the command line:. Here are a couple of ways you can make sure you're booted into the right firmware mode every time you start your PC. When the installation starts, if the PC is booted to the wrong mode, Windows installation will fail. To fix this, restart the PC in the correct firmware mode.
Remove the following files, depending on the mode you want to boot to. This prevents the device from starting in BIOS mode. Note that we will be using two different methods here.
All you have to do is enter into an "Automatic Repair Mode" and following the steps below. First of all, start the computer. Now, you need to press the reset button as soon as the boot files start loading. You should repeat this process a couple of times. During the third time, you will see that Windows itself enters into an "Automatic Repair Mode. Moreover, it makes attempts to repair it automatically. Once your system fixes the bootloader issues, restart the computer. It will activate all the repairs and new settings.
In case if the automatic repair method doesn't work for you and the issue is still there, then you can try using the repair commands. Here you will open the "Command Prompt" and enter different repair commands to solve the issue. Now, it will open a window where you will get an option to choose the "Troubleshoot" option. Note that, when your Windows cannot automatically repair the bootloader, then it gives an "Advanced Options" button and asks you to give further inputs.
Therefore, at this stage, you have two options. You can shut down the PC and try some other method to repair it. Or else, you can use the following methods to troubleshoot it manually.
Don't worry. This article will tell you what it is and how to use the tool to create installation media. Step 2: Back up the important files on your PC to an external hard drive. Step 3: Connect the Windows 7 installation media to your computer and restart it. Please set in firmware to change the legacy boot mode to UEFI boot mode and make the computer boot from the bootable disk. Step 6: Enter the following commands one by one to convert your disk to GPT disk. Then, install Windows 7 on the GPT disk.
I have a laptop whose Linux OS was replaced with Windows After more than a year, now I must reinstall my Windows and the laptop won't let me. I made a flash disk with Media Creation Tool, I restarted the laptop, I set BIOS to boot from the flash disk, the Windows setup began as usual, but, when I chose Custom installation and pointed to the 0 partition, where the actual OS is installed, I got the following message: "Windows can't be installed on drive 0 partition 1".
The same message was displayed for the drive 0 partition 2. When I pressed the Details button, the following message appeared: "Windows cannot be installed to this ddisk. The selected disk has an MBR partition table. Was this reply helpful?
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