It sounds like you used a download of the upgrade edition of Windows 8 Pro to install.
If it also cannot find the needed partition, at least then you know it isn't a problem with the recovery program files on the hard drive. If you have your personal files backup up already, why not go ahead & see what your Windows 8 repair disk can do. You continue to use the license and product key or your original Windows 8. You can use a "repair disk" created from a different computer, so long as it is for the same version and bit-depth of Windows 8 that you have. This would only work if the trouble is some sort of bug in the System Reset program files currently on the hard drive. Yet another possibility, if you happen to have a "Windows 8 repair disk" (different from a recovery or system-image disk) - you could try starting the PC with that & trying the "System Reset" option from there. And, of course, if you have a Windows 8 installation DVD, you can simply boot from that and run a full re-install - it will re-create partitions as necessary.ĭid you make any changes to the partitioning on your hard drive(s)?ĭid you run any diagnostics on your hard drive(s)? The details would be in the user manual for your system. If your PC came with an OEM recovery partition (sometimes different than the MS Windows partition), a key-combination at startup can sometimes effect a clean re-install in that manner.
<ĭid you create a "Recovery DVD" or system image when you first setup Windows 8? If so, you can backup whatever personal files you've added since then, and then run your recovery procedure.
I'd rather not book the Desktop Into the techies as-a few years back I broke "G" key on my laptop, I simply wanted It replaced & funnily enough It cost £90 which I just had to laugh or cry. Win8 obviously works but WS just splats the error oxc000000 F So I swiftly restart the computer and It gives me the Windows boot manager screen, Windows Setup or Win8 įrom the desktop I select the option, It'll just restart my computer and ask m e my language and than provides me the the following reset PC option, I click thee icon does the whole circle loading and gives me the nice single sentence, Unable to reset your PC - A Required HD Drive partition Is missing. Wanted to do the whole "Remove everything & re-install Windows " thing, but funnily enough I can't and the reason why baffles me so.
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