Will this work as described? If the consensus is "Yes", then I'll describe what I'd like to do, and see the community's reaction and advice.
From my, (admittedly not extensive), experience, Windows 7 always seems to include the 100MB System Reserved partition when it does a new install to a blank HDD, ie. not a single partition formatted HDD.I think that's correct -
QuoteWindows 7 installation wizard will not modify existing partition which already been defined and allocated. The 100 MB .. partiton will only be created when user creates new partition on a clean and empty HDD (no partitions) [with the windows install dvd], or delete all partitions and then create a new partition during setup. Thus, system with hard disk already partitioned, and users wish no change to existing partitioning but wish to clean install can just format the partition in Windows 7 setup wizard before installing.http://www.mydigitallife.info/hack-to-remove-100-mb-system-reserved-partition-when-installing-windows-7/
i.e. Windows only creates that partition if starting on a 'clean' (partitionless) hd
Yeah, I just skimmed the article,
but I didnt see any mention of the 100MB System partition.
Do you have that in your current setup kyrathaba?
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