Windows 10: My windows pc do not have system reserved partition

Though this is related to win 7. I have checked in disk management also and it is not there also. Normally I back up my c drive along with system reserved partition with macrium and can install the windows with backup image on other hard disk. In this case as there was no system partition, I imaged only c drive and tried to install the windows on other hard disk but that hard disk could not boot with some boot failure. Please advise what could be the reason.

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No System Reserved Partition After Free Upgrade and Clean Install of Windows 10 Pro x64

I don't think the proposed solution applies to my problem. The Windows 7 system upgraded from didn't have system reserved partitions. So the system reserved partition can't be inadequate it didn't exist. Also, the system partition was formatted during the
clean install so any existing system reserved partition would have been deleted. No errors were encountered during the upgrade and Windows 10 seems to work fine.

What I'm trying to do is determine is how to add a system reserved partition for the Windows 10 system without one. From what I've read each Windows 10 system should have a system reserved partition. Do I just need to redo the clean install?

Thanks.

Bill

 

Window 10 Update error after download "Cannot Upgrade Reserved System Partition"

Thanks for the reply but as I stated I am not going to mess with system partitions or the registry these are not my doing but Microsoft's. I have disconnected my Windows 8.1 PC from the Internet since I now have received my reservation and it is still
a non stop download to only fail with the system partition message. So I hooked up my Window 7 Home PC if Windows 10 fries it, it is okay since my 8.1 PC is my main PC. Wouldn't you know it, I have not received my Get Windows 10 reservation as of tonight
on this Win 7 PC. Irony? I think not!

 

Do you have multiple hard disks in your system?

If so, check if your reserved partition isn't on one of those other drives.

Else, have a look at this: System Reserved partition on wrong drive - how do I move it? - Windows 7 Help Forums

I hope this can help you.

 

No, I have only one hard disk.

My C drive is as follows:



If you think that not having system reserved partition does not have anything to not able to boot from the image restored from this. Then please take that also in to account and advise.

 

Originally with Windows, there was no System Reserved Partition and the boot files also resided on same partition as the C drive. It is still possible to have legacy bios installs where this is the case for backwards compatibility.

Post image of disk partitions from disk management of hdd that boots so we can check if this applies.

 

The above image of C drive is fom the HDD which is presently booting and I can see that boot files are on this partition but when I created image of this drive with Macrium and restored this on another HDD that did not boot. Should I try again. Presently I am away from my PC that is booting so unable to post disk partitions from disk management but I can say that there is three partitions C, D and E and no boot files are visible on other partitions after marking show hidden files and also unticking hide protected system operating files.

 

I have another question. I have one more PC in which there is a system reserved partition available. If I restore this C drive image to the C drive pc where SRP is available, will this work or not.

 

After restoring the image, have you tried running the utility under Macrium Reflect's restore menu to Fix Windows boot problems? Also, in your OP you state "with some boot failure". Can you be more specific? "some boot failure" doesn't give us much to go on.

 

Thanks for responding. I tried again. Created image again and restored on a harddisk and PC other than the earlier once and it booted successfully. Tomorrow I will restore it to the harddisk and PC earlier used. Till then my fingers are crossed.

But could you please put a light on my other query regarding restoring on a disk where system partition is available.

 

Just run that Fix Windows booting problems utility after restoring the Macrium Reflect image of C: drive. That will create the boot entry in the System Reserved partition for the restored partition.

 

Thanks. I will let you know after doing this.

 

Thanks again. Your suggestion to run Fix Windows booting problems utility worked.

 

just waiting for tomorrow when I will attach the hard disk to my other PC but I am sure it will work there also.

 

Thanks. It worked in the other pc also.