I offered to carry out the task by researching the issue further, but Steve wanted to see if he could fix it on his own. We discussed the issue for about 15 minutes, and I made some suggestions. I offered to connect to Steve's computer using remote desktop for 1-on-1 support, and we did just that. The partition itself is about 100 MB large (usually), but sometimes that partition becomes full or even corrupt, which then causes errors when you attempt to install a major update to Windows - including Windows 10 version 1511, build 10586. It has to do with a hidden system partition (called the System Reserved Partition), which stores information about Windows.
Can you help? "Īdmittedly I did not have any experience with this error message, but have come across a number of forum posts about this problem. Select this message to fix and finish updating.' I clicked the link and received another message, stating 'Could not update system reserved partition.' So, now the update won't install and I can't upgrade my Windows 10 to the latest version. The error message states 'We found some issues. In the System Recovery Options dialog box, click Command Prompt.I am trying to install Windows 10 Threshold 2 version 1511, release 10586 / 1511, otherwise known as 'Th2_release Professional 10586' through Windows Update, but I keep getting an error when it tries to install. Select the operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next. Select a language, a time, a currency, a keyboard, or an input method, and then click Next. Bootrec.exe from the Windows 7 install disk as per instructions: Put the Windows Vista or Windows 7 media in the DVD drive, and then start the computer. What is the remedy to 'inform' the boot sector of the new location of the large main partition?Ī. However, moving the large partition to the back with gParted creates a problem because the boot partition was not update to reflect the large partition move: Now that the unallocated partition is adjacent to the target partition, gParted is able to resize the target partition.
The empty partition was "moved between" the other two partitions: What UNIX options are available to increase partition size? UPDATES Why is gParted unable to increase the size of said partition? I am able engage gParted via sysrecuecd QUESTIONS Attempts to use gParted and diskmgmt.msc to augment partition size were met with greyed-out controls. I was able to reduce the size of the C:\ partition by 500 GB using Window's native diskmgmt.msc tool. The goal is to expand a Windows 7 SSD System Reserved Partition from 39MB and add 500MB to the partition.
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