Windows could not set the offline locale information 0x80000010
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Hi everyone,
This is usually one of two things. Either the SSD is bad/failing or Windows doesn't think there is enough space available. Boot into the installer and choose the advanced install option and make sure the installer sees the entire disk. If it doesn't or there are partitions on the disk make sure to delete them all before installing. I would also run a drive fitness test.
This is usually one of two things. Either the SSD is bad/failing or Windows doesn't think there is enough space available. Boot into the installer and choose the advanced install option and make sure the installer sees the entire disk. If it doesn't or there are partitions on the disk
make sure to delete them all before installing. I would also run a drive fitness test. Every program sees both disk, they completely fine, all partition are there, i can't format disk or delete partitions, they simply won't delete
The disk can be visible and still have problems. I would still run a fitness test on it. That or the read-only attribute is set for some reason. You can use diskpart to clear the attribute.
The disk can be visible and still have problems. I would still run a fitness test on it. That or the read-only attribute is set for some reason. You can use diskpart to clear the attribute. Can I run it from USB or Linux because I can't boot windows
There are numerous tools to check disk health, both Linux and Windows
There are numerous tools to check disk health, both Linux and Windows I runned fittnes test on disks and everything is fine, I'm confused, how do I repair this?
From the Windows installer go into troubleshooting use diskpart to see if the read-only attribute is set and remove it
From the Windows installer go into troubleshooting use diskpart to see if the read-only attribute is set and remove it It's not read only, I checked it
Well there shouldn't be any reason you can't format the drive. Then you should be able to install
Well there shouldn't be any reason you can't format the drive. Then you should be able to install I tried like that and I get error "virtual disk
error"
Doesn't sound like your selecting the correct disk
Yes, I am, because it is only disk with 256GB, it says that disk can't be formatted because it's containing system
Did you boot to the install media or from the recovery partition. If the latter you won't be able to remove the partitions.
I'm not sure what you mean. If you mean where I tried to reinstall Windows it was on primary partition, I didn't touch recovery partition.
You will want to remove all of the partitions. You have to boot to the windows install media because you can't remove live partitions
I got you, yes I tried to delete partition via windows installation media, it says that partition are deleted but in reality they are not
You have to commit the changes if you go through the install. Use the clean command from diskpart. You can also do it from a live Linux boot and use gparted.
I can boot linux from USB drive. How to use gparted in Linux, what I need to do?
Select the correct disk and delete all of the partitions |
