Trouble reinstalling Windows onto ssd.

[ualrightmate]

My old hard drive failed, so I decided to clear my 1tb ssd I was using for games and install Windows onto there. The thing worked for about a half an hour, and then I got a memory management blue screen. This happens after more times, and after I installed realtek audio manager, the computer froze, so I forced it off with the power button. Since then, the computer won't turn on and when I try reinstalling, it shows up as a drive with no storage space, and won't let me install, giving me these two errors

This partition is too small. make the size of this partition at least 9299 megabytes or select another partition

Windows cannot be installed to this disk. Ensure that the disks controller is enabled in the computer's bios menu.

 

[viveknayyar007]

Hello ualrightmate

You can start your PC using any Windows bootable media, and then follow the process given here to use DISKPART to clean your SSD.

Once your SSD is clean, you can then install Windows 10 after setting the SSD as RAW GPT.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!!

 

[ualrightmate]

Hello ualrightmate

You can start your PC using any Windows bootable media, and then follow the process given here to use DISKPART to clean your SSD.

Once your SSD is clean, you can then install Windows 10 after setting the SSD as RAW GPT.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!!

The problem I'm still having is that it thinks the drive has 0 storage space even when I used the diskpart thing. I think there technically still is a partition on it that occupies the whole thing (from the install prior to the issue), but my computer won't let me delete it. It just shows the 0 byte unallocated space.