When installing Windows 7, solve the coup that the new partition can not be created

Windows 7 has gained a good reputation since the beta version. After the official release, it is praised by the majority of users. While Windows 7 really started to regain user support. There are also people who are stinging Windows 7. However, there are still many shortcomings in Win, such as the inability to partition during the installation process, the inability to select new partitions, and the inability to format partitions. As before the official launch of Windows XP, system partition requirements (such as partition format and space size) have always been a topic of interest to users. So how to solve the problem of installing Windows 7 can not create a new partition?

The problem that the system can not be properly partitioned and installed is not unique. For Windows 7, if you encounter it, you can't format it and re-create the partition. You may wish to refer to the solution described in the following article.

Under normal circumstances, the Windows 7 installer will let the user choose the installation partition, but sometimes the hard disk clearly has several partitions, and the installer only recognizes one of the current partitions.

In fact, when the interface shown in Figure 2 appears, it is not that there is a problem with the Windows 7 installer, nor does it mean that the hard disk itself has a problem. After clicking the “DriverOptions(advanced)” button in the above image, the Windows 7 installer will let the user create a new partition.

It can be seen that if you eliminate the problem of the hard disk itself, we do not have to suspect that there is a problem with the Windows 7 installer (if there is a problem, it is also common in pirated Windows 7 installer, genuine will not have such problems)

In addition, some users attribute this problem to "Windows 7 installer does not recognize the hard disk partition", from the above solution, such a statement is also untenable.

It is necessary to explain to you that some users often choose to use the already installed system when they encounter the above problems. "Install Windows 7" on the external hard disk, or install Windows 7 using PE. These methods are not impossible, but they are the easiest way. If you still can't solve the Windows 7 <Unrecognized partitions", &"Unable to create new partition" when you use the above method, I recommend using the external hard disk and PE to install.