HELP!! Paying Windows problem

[x-glow]

Ok? tbh that thread did not help one bit?

[StefanWolves]

Ok? tbh that thread did not help one bit?

read it properly.

hu8mypho
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Re: Failed to format the selected partition (Error: 0x80004005)
in short if you delete that partition and create a new one, you will be fine. Alternatively you can just install straight to the entire disk and update the size after the fact.

[Laggings]

Which is, WOW, basically what I posted in the beginning. It doesn't matter WHAT your running, it matters what you're GOING TO INSTALL. If you wouldv'e read the posts I had, you would've understood it alot more.

http://forums.techarena.in/vista-set...all/544421.htm

That was already posted, it will help you 100% and you will have no need to ask anymore questions if you read through the whole thread.

[x-glow]

right so I delte my one and only hardrive on mky xomputer and then create it again? cause im trying to install it as my primary OS on my actual hardrive!

[N!ck]

right so I delte my one and only hardrive on mky xomputer and then create it again? cause im trying to install it as my primary OS on my actual hardrive!

Yes, delete all partitions and then create a new one and format it to NTFS. Or it might automatically do it without you having to create one when you click install.

[Laggings]

right so I delte my one and only hardrive on mky xomputer and then create it again? cause im trying to install it as my primary OS on my actual hardrive!

Yes! Have you actually read that thread? You delete your only hardrive, which will wipe out everything, and then you partition, etc etc. Read the thread that was posted.

[StefanWolves]

right so I delte my one and only hardrive on mky xomputer and then create it again? cause im trying to install it as my primary OS on my actual hardrive!

yes,

makeslonger

[x-glow]

thing is, I dont wantr to delete it and not be able to create another 1, as I have 2 atm right, it wont let me crreate 1 becuase the new button wont let me click, so I might delete them and it might not let me create another one!

[StefanWolves]

Well it's the only way you're going to sort it out, either that or you stay with what you have right now.

Sorry, that's all I can do to help.

Hope I've helped,

~ Stefan.

[Laurensh1]

Save your files on an external harddisk, usb? Export to another computer?
Then you should be able to delete all, you can later make partitions again after installing windows.