Cara Mengatasi Windows Can Only be Installed to GPT Disks
Petikan judul diatas hanya sebagian saja dan untuk lengkapnya akan seperti berikut ini
Windows Cannot be install to the disk. The selected disk has an MBR partition table. On EFI Systems, Windows can only be install to GPT disks.
Pesan eror diatas akan timbul jika anda menekan teks ” Windows cannot be installed to disk 0 partition 1 (show deatail)”.
Tulisan diatas tersebut akan anda jumpai jika sedang instalasi windows yang mana partisi yang sedang digunakannya yaitu partisi MBR (Master Boot Record) dengan kata lain partisi standar BIOS. Sedangkan untuk menginstal Windows diatas dibutuhkan GPT Disk (GUID Partition Table) yang digunakan untuk install Windows mode UEFI (Unified Extensible Filmware Interface). Kelebihan dari UEFI adalah kemampuannya yang bisa booting lebih cepat dari sistem BIOS biasa serta menghemat energi dan keamanannya yang lebih baik.
Intinya untuk mengatasi masalah diatas diperlukan konverter dari MBR ke GPT agar instalasinya dapat dilanjutkan, berikut langkah-langkahnya:
1. Boot dari DVD
2.Klik tombol Install
3.Klik tombol Shift+F10 di keyboard
4.Silahkan ketik “diskpart” (tanpa tanda ketik)
5.Ketik list disk
6.Ketik select disk 0
7.ketik convert gpt
8.Exit dan Close
9.Teruskan instalasi windows sampai selesai
Pertama masuk Di command prompt
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cari file win7 yg ada di cd atau di USB contoh dibawah ini file windowsnya saya simpan di USB bootable
Ketik diskpartexe lalu enter maka muncul jendela baru
klik yes untuk melanjutkan
habis itu pilih partisi yg akan di diskpart Ketik Ini di Command Prompt "select disk 0 " karena nol adalah partisi C yang akan kita DISKPART
enter dan terakhir
masih dalam command prompt
DISKPART>: Clean enter
DISKPART>: exit enter selesai
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Boot To DISKPART
If need be, view this tutorial at the link below for an out-line of the process.
How to Boot to DISKPART at PC Startup
1) In the command window that opens type diskpart then hit thekey then type list disk if you have more than one SSD / HDD in the machine it'll list them all.
Have a look here to view additional important information on this entire process.
click any image to enlarge2) Now in the command window type select disk # (# = target disk number) then
, you will get "Disk # is now the selected disk".
3) Now type cleanyou will get a blinking cursor telling you that clean all is working like in the second snip down, just relax and let it work.
4) When it finishes you'll get "DiskPart succeeded in cleaning the disk" in the command window.
To leave diskpart at any time and return to the Windows 7 installer type exit two (2) separate times and hitafter each and you will be returned to the installer to continue the installation process.
Step Two
Create a Partition
1) Create a single partition of the entire HDD / SSD
Still in the same command window, to create a partition of the entire HDD / SSD, it is suggested if you are using one of the larger, 1 - 2TB HDDs that you use the outline in #2 below to create a single 100GB partition to do the installation to or #3 below if you would like to include the new Windows 7 System Reserved partition, as we're now seeing serious issues with some trying to install to such large partitions.
Do not format the created partition(s) with the installer if you create them using this process as the installer will delete all this info, the second snip shows how to select "where to install" during the installation process, click to highlight/select the "Windows 7" partition and click next.
Now skip down to #5 below to start the installation.
click any image to enlarge2) Create a specific size partition
If you wanted to create a specific size partition, say 100GB you would add the size you want to create in MBs like in the command below.
create partition primary size=1024001024MB = 1GB - 1024x100 = 102400, you can use/create any size you like.
You can always extend the Windows partition to include the remaining unallocated space on the HDD / SSD or createadditional Primary partitions or an Extended partition after the installation completes if you choose.
Do not format the created partition(s) with the installer if you create them using this process as the installer will delete all this info, the second snip shows how to select "where to install" during the installation process, click to highlight/select the "Windows 7" partition and click next.
Now skip down to #5 below to start the installation.
3) Create the System Reserved partition
If you should want to add the "System Reserved" partition back after the clean all, see this snip; of course you would have to select to install Windows 7 to the partition labeled as "Windows 7" during the install and do not format either partition with the installer.
The reason for suggesting to create the System Reserved at 200MB instead of the new default of 100MB is an attempt to curb some of the issues we're now seeing with the partition being too small when dual/multi booting and it also being needed for use with the Windows 7 Backup and Restore and BitLocker programs.
You can always extend the Windows partition to include the remaining unallocated space on the HDD / SSD or createadditional Primary partitions or an Extended partition after the installation completes if you choose.
The second snip shows how to select "where to install" during the installation process, click to highlight/select the "Windows 7" partition and click next.
4) See this tutorial for the "align" argument
Align a Solid State Drive for Windows Installation
5) That's it, you're now done with the command window, type exit
to leave diskpart and exit again to close the command window; if you're using a Windows 7 full installer it will go to the "Select Language" screen to continue the installation process as usual.
For those using a created repair CD or a Vista installer type exitto leave diskpart and exit again to close the command window; at the System Recovery Options dialog box that's still open click Restart to finish the process.
Enjoy!
