Setup was unable to create a new system partition\r<br>\r<br>In this video we will see how to solve the error setup was unable to create a new system partition or locate an existing system partition see the setup log files for more information\r<br>\r<br>▼Questions @ HowISolve Community ▼\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>▼Support Us @ HowISolve.com▼\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>▼Read @ HowISolve▼\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>▼Like @ Facebook▼\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>▼Follow @ Twitter▼\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>▼Full Transcript▼\r<br>\r<br>In this video \r<br>\r<br>we will see \r<br>\r<br>how to solve the error \r<br>\r<br>setup was unable to create a new system partition \r<br>\r<br>or locate an existing system partition \r<br>\r<br>see the setup log files for more information\r<br>\r<br>hi friends this is Neil \r<br>\r<br>from howisolve.com \r<br>\r<br>thanks for clicking this video \r<br>\r<br>this error message \r<br>\r<br>setup was unable to create a new system partition \r<br>\r<br>happens quite often when you install Windows system \r<br>\r<br>using a USB drive \r<br>\r<br>this error\r<br>\r<br>is basically hardware dependent \r<br>\r<br>and depends on your motherboard \r<br>\r<br>USB interface USB stick using for installing \r<br>\r<br>the OS and the version of Windows \r<br>\r<br>but broadly main result of this error \r<br>\r<br>is Windows cannot identify the disc \r<br>\r<br>on which it should install the system partition\r<br>\r<br>so Ill show you four methods to solve this error \r<br>\r<br>lets begin with method 1 \r<br>\r<br>to make it easy for Windows \r<br>\r<br>to identifying the disc \r<br>\r<br>remove all the additional storage devices \r<br>\r<br>that you have used \r<br>\r<br>like SD card internal external hard disk USB drives \r<br>\r<br>all of them just only keep those devices \r<br>\r<br>that are required for installing the OS \r<br>\r<br>that is your USB pen drive \r<br>\r<br>and the drive in which youre installing Windows\r<br>\r<br>after doing that Windows should be able to\r<br>\r<br>identify your disk properly \r<br>\r<br>for installation of the system partition \r<br>\r<br>if this method doesnt work \r<br>\r<br>now lets start with method two \r<br>\r<br>in this step you will remove the USB pen drive\r<br>\r<br>when you receive the error message \r<br>\r<br>on this screen now remove your USB pen drive \r<br>\r<br>and then\r<br>\r<br>click the cross icon \r<br>\r<br>it will ask you to confirm\r<br>\r<br>whether you want to close the windows installation\r<br>\r<br>click on yes \r<br>\r<br>and then start the installation\r<br>\r<br>from beginning by clicking on install now\r<br>\r<br>at this stage you might receive an error \r<br>\r<br>indicating the medium is not present \r<br>\r<br>just ignore that error and click okay \r<br>\r<br>click I except agreement\r<br>\r<br>click on next then select custom installation\r<br>\r<br>and now reinsert the USB pen drive \r<br>\r<br>and then click on next at this stage you shouldnt\r<br>\r<br>receive the error message any longer \r<br>\r<br>and Windows installation should continue in normally \r<br>\r<br>if still this doesnt work then it means that\r<br>\r<br>the USB drive is not compatible to install Windows \r<br>\r<br>so lets go to method three \r<br>\r<br>we have to use a USB drive \r<br>\r<br>which is generic in nature \r<br>\r<br>and is a USB 2.0 device \r<br>\r<br>use any non branded USB pen drive \r<br>\r<br>not Kingston not SanDisk \r<br>\r<br>but any cheap generic USB 2.0 device\r<br>\r<br>and reinstall the Windows setup on it \r<br>\r<br>then try again using that
