Problems with recovery partition in ASUS with Windows 8

You tried to install to Z. That is why not enough space.

Select location of Installation Drive

F
 

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You tried to install to Z. That is why not enough space.

Select location of Installation Drive

F

I see, thanks. Now I have this window.
setup.png
Do I have to tick the next to options? and what about run after?

Edit: I haven't ticked any and now is running (applying windows image). Then what I have to do after finish?
Thanks a lot for your help.
 

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Looks ok.

It will tell you to reboot when it has finished.
 

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Looks ok.

It will tell you to reboot when it has finished.
Well I think it looks ok. The machine reboot and I have two options.
Windows 8 Single Language and Windows 8.
I think I have to choose Windows 8 Single Language.

EDIT: It reboot, two times, and It proceeded to the re-installation. I'm happy. :party::party::party:
I'm going to tell you, what's is next.

EDIT 2: Finally all is okay.
When I'm in the explorer I can see a new unit, called E, and I think is the old windows. Cand I deleted all the files from there? Or I'll have some problems later? Also the unit F that I made now is the unit C, but every time that I reboot appears the options Windows 8 Single Language, and Windows 8. How can I do to change that?
 
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You can remove the one you don't want from the boot menu. type msconfig in start search, click the boot tab, delete the unwanted entry.

You might want to copy your personal files from your original installation before you do anything else - if you want any of them.
 

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You can remove the one you don't want from the boot menu. type msconfig in start search, click the boot tab, delete the unwanted entry.

You might want to copy your personal files from your original installation before you do anything else - if you want any of them.

I don't know what's up, but everything came to the same. It's like I haven't done anything.
 

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Is it the extra boot menu entry?

Get rid of it with bootice. Make sure you delete the correct one.

bootice1.jpg

bootice2.jpg
 

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