Device not recognized during startup.
Device not recognized during startup.
Successfully got it running. The challenge was handling multiple drives, so I adjusted the command slightly. Changed C:\Windows /s b: to C:\Windows /s b: E. In the OS it showed C: but DiskPart listed E:—thanks for the help! Would have been a hassle otherwise. Appreciate it, Sky.
The 1000MB partition can be added back in without problems. I think you're German, and the 301MB at the end might seem bothersome because of your attention to detail. If it bothers you, you can reorganize everything, though it will require effort and carries a risk of losing data. When you examine the image, you'll see that you need to move the 200MB partition to the end. The simplest method would likely involve using a live Linux distribution on a USB drive with GParted.
Hey, I’m not heading toward the Linux route—this is more about running commands I don’t fully understand. I’ll just have to live without ever opening Disk Management again. Thanks a lot for your help!