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Laptop will automatically attempt to repair but won't
I wanted to extend my C: drive partition size and I used windows Disk Management tool and shrink the size of E: to create some space and a new drive. I wanted to use that space for C: but was not able to as the space wasn't to the right of C: So then I did my disk extension, using MiniTool Wizard. Extended the size of C: and Reduced the size of E: and F: and the newly created G:
After the restart, The laptop would automatically attempt to repair, start diagnostic, fail and then show me options to either use advanced options or restart/shut down. I tried all advanced options like startup repair, restore, but none of them works. I cant reset the pc, clean my drive too as it gets stuck at 24% and then fails.
I can access command prompt and i used Diskpart. and List volume shows the result in the attachment.
It seems like C: has become now System reserved and G: has become C: Please advise how to change G: to C: again if thats the problem and how to start the PC.
I dont have a windows disk, Pen drive to boot the device from.
After the restart, The laptop would automatically attempt to repair, start diagnostic, fail and then show me options to either use advanced options or restart/shut down. I tried all advanced options like startup repair, restore, but none of them works. I cant reset the pc, clean my drive too as it gets stuck at 24% and then fails.
I can access command prompt and i used Diskpart. and List volume shows the result in the attachment.
It seems like C: has become now System reserved and G: has become C: Please advise how to change G: to C: again if thats the problem and how to start the PC.
I dont have a windows disk, Pen drive to boot the device from.
