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TammerAb
Oct 06, 2021Copper Contributor
mbr2gpt Disk Validation Failed
I've been trying to get the mbr2gpt Program to work and no matter what I do it will not work This is the command I try to run mbr2gpt /allowFullOS /disk:1 /validate DISKPART> list disk Di...
- Nov 21, 2021
SalmanAhmed
Oct 07, 2021Steel Contributor
I had the same issue even I tried from Windows PE command prompt, I resolved the issue by using the third-party disk partition tool.
- TammerAbOct 07, 2021Copper ContributorYes that is an option. But I'd like to avoid paying for a piece of Software I will only use one time.
- SalmanAhmedOct 07, 2021Steel Contributor
TammerAb
Please go throw the below steps:- There should be a maximum of three primary partitions in the MBR partition table, including 100MB system partition as mentioned below:
1. (System, Active, Primary Partition)
2. C: (Boot, Page File, Cash Dumps, Primary Partition)
3. 😧 (Primary Partition) - You should not have any extended/logical partition, all three partitions must be primary partitions.
- If you have more than three partitions, you must delete the least important partitions after backing up the important data.
- I have done it successfully (Screenshot Attached)
The validation process has failed immediately once I added the fourth partition. (See the below screenshot)
- TammerAbOct 07, 2021Copper Contributor
I mean you can see in the screenshot I provided that I only have 2 partitions. Maybe you didn't see my screenshot? So your issue does not apply to me. I have no logical partitions, again the screenshot I posted shows this.
So I'm not sure if I'm missing something or you didn't look at my screenshot?
Here I reposted the screenshot in case maybe you couldn't see it.
- There should be a maximum of three primary partitions in the MBR partition table, including 100MB system partition as mentioned below: