Solved Dual-Boot Partitioning. Windows has active partition.

[Plo124]

Emergency:
I tried to add a new volume, and I turned my disks into these:

And they don't say Primary Partition, how will I fix this?

The problem here is the way the bootloader works, because,
The Windows 8 bootloader shows up the menu, and if you want to go on another OS other than Win8, you select the one, and then it shuts down the computer, presumably changing the Active partition, only problem is you cant now

My smooth flight just experienced some major turbulence (metaphorically)

 

[theog]

Post 7

When you have made your HP OEM manufacturer's Recovery Disks for Windows 7, you can delete Partitions D: & HP_Tools.

 

[Plo124]

HP_Tools contains various folders called BIOS, but what I did, was I made WIN8DOCS and it said if I want to change the disk to something, and I thought it was only that partition, so I hit Yes, and all the drive's turned browny-gold color, and didn't say Primary, so I freaked out.

 

[theog]

And they don't say Primary Partition, how will I fix this?

Download the 3rd party Partitioning software in this tutorial:
Convert a Dynamic Disk to a Basic Disk - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

[Plo124]

OMG Thanks, that was a HUGE help.

Now the Windows 8 OS disk is a Logical partition, is this normal, it booted normally, so its not too much of a concern, but the WIN8DOCS was the one I was meant to make Logical, which I never ended up doing.

 

[theog]

What I would do is delete Partition H: & D:, than SHRINK C: to suit.

Partition or Volume - Shrink - Windows 7 Help Forums

than install Windows 8.

 

[Plo124]

Ehh, how would I bind Program Files to the H:/

 

[theog]

Ehh, how would I bind Program Files to the H:/

Installed Program Files should always be on C: Windows 7 or C: Windows 8.