I'm trying to install Windows 10 and Debian 8 dual boot. • Single SATA disk • System is UEFI so will be GPT • Using DVD installers for both OS • Am installing Windows first • There's no final setup so I can wipe the full disk if required I first tried creating the Linux and Windows partitions in Debian Live: • EFI (FAT32) • / (EXT4) • /home (EXT4) • swap • Win (NTFS) However, running the Windows installer it just returned: We couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one Using diskpart (MSDOS via Windows installer 'Repair') I formatted to NTFS thinking it might be because I created it with Linux, but installer returned the same message. After more reading I discovered Windows now has a few partitions of its own (eg MSR; EFI; NTFS).

Question 1: Is the requirement of multiple Windows partitions the reason the installer wouldn't accept the (single) NTFS partition I created for it? (I used to be able to just do this pre UEFI/Win 10) Question 2: Had I deleted the NTFS partition (only), would the Windows installer have successfully used the unallocated space? I then wiped the full disk and just let Windows install automatically. That gave me the 3 Windows partitions MSR; EFI; Data/OS; Question 3: Will Linux have a problem with the EFI partition being in between the Windows MSR and data partitions? Or will Linux installer find the EFI partition and ask if I want to put the Linux EFI there too? (I ask as seemingly there can only be one EFI partition per disk.) Question 4: If Linux won't find the Windows created EFI partition and needs to be at the start of the disk (or other requirements), can I manually create the 3 Windows with EFI as the first, then MSR, then data (then later the Linux partitions via Linux installer)?

Pettersson Und Findus Pc Spiel Download Chip. • Windows requires msr, efi, ntfs partitions. The efi fat32 partition you have created from linux live distro maynot be having efi partition id. Also, as you haven't created msr partition, it could be the reason. Few search results showed me that MSR partition is not mandatory. Скачать Mortal Kombat 9 Pc С Торрента На Русском more. • Yes, Windows chooses the unallocated space and creates required partitions itself.

I bought a new laptop and I was happy, until I turned it on. I noticed there wasn't any option to access the BIOS when I first booted. Then I followed the Windows 8. (__Edit:__ see update at the bottom) This is a new computer which came installed with Windows 10. I followed the instructions.

Spl Drumxchanger Mac Keygen Generator on this page. • AFAIK, Linux wouldn't have any issue with efi partition position. • If linux cannot find efi partition, it will be ok to create partitions in the order efi, msr, ntfs, ext4.

I think msr partition should be after efi partition. Install Windows first and choose manual partitioning.