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Help me restore my Venue 8 5830 with no partitions!
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<blockquote data-quote="turdb0" data-source="post: 540333" data-attributes="member: 83742"><p>These are the steps I followed from <a href="http://www.rickygao.com/use-ntlite-to-add-oem-drivers-into-windows-installation-usb-disk/">Use NTLite to add OEM drivers into Windows installation USB disk - Ricky Gao Blog Ricky Gao Blog</a></p><p></p><p>1. I Used a Windows 8.1 ISO and created the USB DVD using the Windows USB DVD Download Tool.</p><p>2. I injected the drivers using NTLite. </p><p>3. Using this USB with the injected drivers, I booted from a USB HUB attached to OTG to the DV8P. I also have a USB Keyboard attached to the USB HUB.</p><p>4. Booted into Windows setup, I entered Command Prompt using Shift-F10.</p><p>5. diskpart: followed your directions.</p><p></p><p>It appears that every time I've already created a partition, I cannot create an EFI or MSR. Because I every time I "clean", then start over in diskpart,</p><p>I can "create part efi" or "create part msr". But after I create the first partition, I cannot create another part and that's where the "The operation is not supported on a non-empty removable disk." message appears when I try to create any subsequent partitions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="turdb0, post: 540333, member: 83742"] These are the steps I followed from [url=http://www.rickygao.com/use-ntlite-to-add-oem-drivers-into-windows-installation-usb-disk/]Use NTLite to add OEM drivers into Windows installation USB disk - Ricky Gao Blog Ricky Gao Blog[/url] 1. I Used a Windows 8.1 ISO and created the USB DVD using the Windows USB DVD Download Tool. 2. I injected the drivers using NTLite. 3. Using this USB with the injected drivers, I booted from a USB HUB attached to OTG to the DV8P. I also have a USB Keyboard attached to the USB HUB. 4. Booted into Windows setup, I entered Command Prompt using Shift-F10. 5. diskpart: followed your directions. It appears that every time I've already created a partition, I cannot create an EFI or MSR. Because I every time I "clean", then start over in diskpart, I can "create part efi" or "create part msr". But after I create the first partition, I cannot create another part and that's where the "The operation is not supported on a non-empty removable disk." message appears when I try to create any subsequent partitions. [/QUOTE]
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