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And if you boot that computer, it boots to C: (marked 'boot' in your pic.), and not the tiny (looks like 'System Reserved' to me) partition currently labelled 'System D:'. Volume 0 System Rese NTFS Partition 350 MB Healthy System Volume 1 C. The first thing you should do is change the partitions. 'Image' is probably a poor choice for the name of your drive E:, and you might consider changing that, too, since you are unlikely to create an 'image' of any partition on Disk 0 to another partition space on that same Disk, and with your present layout, you are unlikely to create an image of anything else. Disk 0 Online 136 GB 87 GB Disk 1 Online 279 GB 250 GB. Solutions to Resolve the Error - Windows Can't Be Installed to Disk 0 Partition 1 Remove the Partition by Using the Windows Disk Management Tool. Changing the names of the drives is a simple task.

That observation leads me to suspect that your C: drive should be renamed 'System' after your D: drive's name is changed to something else. Names like 'Local Disk' and 'New Volume' look like names assigned by the system during the partitioning process as defaults when no other name was typed into the naming blank. Compare this screen shot from my computer.

Your first partition on Disk 0 is named System, but looks to me to be, in fact, your System Reserved partition, and it should be marked Active (i.e., that is not an error). It's apparent that the partitions on your disks were (mostly) not named very well, where names are chosen, not assigned by the system. Type the following command and hit Enter each time: diskpart list disk select disk. Press 'Shift+F10' to bring up Command Prompt windows. I think maybe there's some confusion here. And follow the steps here to clean all existing partitions on the target disk using DiskPart clean command: Step 1.

Disk 0 partition 1