(help) We Couldn't Create A New Partition Or Locate An Existing One.

[Dav13]

I tried to instal W10 x64 and i got this "
We couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one."
Can someone help me with this problem? because i've tried diskpart as most of the forum suggested and it can't solve my problem. It also happen to all of the computer in my office lately.

 

[Des Rayz]

Are you trying dual boot or single boot?

 

[ScreaminWeasel]

try mini tool and see what it says. had problem with couple

 

[Gollapudi]

May be u are having any external sources like SSD or external HDD, remove those and try inserting the only bootable USB drive in USB port
And check if the cable is faulty which is connecting hard disk ...2-days ago i encountered cable faulty which was replaced with my spare connecting cable

 

[Dav13]

Are you trying dual boot or single boot?

Single boot

try mini tool and see what it says. had problem with couple

I will try now.

May be u are having any external sources like SSD or external HDD, remove those and try inserting the only bootable USB drive in USB port
And check if the cable is faulty which is connecting hard disk ...2-days ago i encountered cable faulty which was replaced with my spare connecting cable

I tried that one also. The problem still occur.

 

[xterminator21]

i think your computer supports UEFI only.. if it has disk drive try to enable Legacy support.. or must install OS which is UEFI support.. very simple

just use x64 bit of OS.. hope it works for you mate

 

[SpitFire3407]

Also on bios see if you can enable lagacy or legacy with csm???? 2nd make sure to turn off any eufi persistant boots. Normally on bottom and makes it so you cant make changes to boot type or drive ....

 

[Gollapudi]

Try this
Use USB 2.0 flash drive instead of USB 3.0 port ,sometimes it may give you compatibility issue or Make a bootable DVD instead of USB and try to install the OS using a Disk Drive...
Before doing all ,first go to bios give ur hard drive first rank and then try to install....Delete all present partitions and reallocate them may give u the chance to install OS...
Check ur System is set to UEFI if ur bootable is in MBR it wont work or if it is in Legacy mode and bootable in GPT wont work...

 

[kenzaki]

Disconnect Additional Hard Drives,Disconnect All USB Drives and Memory Cards,Use USB 2.0 Drive,Make Partition Active when using diskpart.

 

[YoungZeus]

some great advise here people, think he has enough now to get through this issue, :_ well done team well done

 

[R0nald]

My two cents:
Probably he try to upgrade an instaled OS on MBR disk (hdd or ssd) with an UEFI-GPT stick.
That issue disappears choosing MBR on Partition Scheme option + BIOS (or-UEFI-CSM) on Target System option on Rufus when make the bootable stick.

 

[Mirkec]

That issue disappears choosing MBR on Partition Scheme option + BIOS (or-UEFI-CSM) on Target System option on Rufus when make the bootable stick.

That is true; I experienced the same issue a long time ago, so I changed the partition scheme which resolved my problem with partition management. Try with AOMEI Partition Assistant or similar soft.
YouTube is full of videos how to resolve your problem

 

[Uncle Mac]

Already so much good given.. Thread Complete and Locked... Thanks everyone