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Hey guys,
i got a problem with WinToUSB. After i selected my USB Drive it show me my partitions, but i cant select them. There is a box to click but it won't. don't know what i have done wrong. In another thread someone fixed it with expanding his allocation but this didnt helped me. Some ideas or solution?
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(07-28-2016, 09:16 PM)crunkness Wrote: Hey guys,
i got a problem with WinToUSB. After i selected my USB Drive it show me my partitions, but i cant select them. There is a box to click but it won't. don't know what i have done wrong. In another thread someone fixed it with expanding his allocation but this didnt helped me. Some ideas or solution?
Only the partition with a radio button can be selected. Do you mean that you cannot select them?
This is because the destination USB drive is GPT partition style. On a GPT disk, the system partition must be a FAT partition, so only the FAT partition on the disk can be selected. The boot must be a NTFS partition, so G: and H: can be selected.
What are system partitions and boot partitions?
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(07-29-2016, 03:12 AM)admin Wrote: (07-28-2016, 09:16 PM)crunkness Wrote: Hey guys,
i got a problem with WinToUSB. After i selected my USB Drive it show me my partitions, but i cant select them. There is a box to click but it won't. don't know what i have done wrong. In another thread someone fixed it with expanding his allocation but this didnt helped me. Some ideas or solution?
Only the partition with a radio button can be selected. Do you mean that you cannot select them?
This is because the destination USB drive is GPT partition style. On a GPT disk, the system partition must be a FAT partition, so only the FAT partition on the disk can be selected. The boot must be a NTFS partition, so G: and H: can be selected.
What are system partitions and boot partitions? And why i cant click on the radio button? I have the Fat32 partition for system and a ntfs for windows but i cant mark them.
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(07-29-2016, 01:57 PM)crunkness Wrote: (07-29-2016, 03:12 AM)admin Wrote: (07-28-2016, 09:16 PM)crunkness Wrote: Hey guys,
i got a problem with WinToUSB. After i selected my USB Drive it show me my partitions, but i cant select them. There is a box to click but it won't. don't know what i have done wrong. In another thread someone fixed it with expanding his allocation but this didnt helped me. Some ideas or solution?
Only the partition with a radio button can be selected. Do you mean that you cannot select them?
This is because the destination USB drive is GPT partition style. On a GPT disk, the system partition must be a FAT partition, so only the FAT partition on the disk can be selected. The boot must be a NTFS partition, so G: and H: can be selected.
What are system partitions and boot partitions? And why i cant click on the radio button? I have the Fat32 partition for system and a ntfs for windows but i cant mark them.
Please send the user.log file to us (via e-mail at: [email protected]), it is located in the bin folder under the installation directory of WinToUSB, we will resolve it as soon as possible.
Thanks.
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(07-29-2016, 02:13 PM)admin Wrote: Please send the user.log file to us (via e-mail at: [email protected]), it is located in the bin folder under the installation directory of WinToUSB, we will resolve it as soon as possible.
Thanks.
I send it
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(07-29-2016, 02:33 PM)crunkness Wrote: (07-29-2016, 02:13 PM)admin Wrote: Please send the user.log file to us (via e-mail at: [email protected]), it is located in the bin folder under the installation directory of WinToUSB, we will resolve it as soon as possible.
Thanks.
I send it
Thank you for sending us the log file.
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