{YTS} How To Fix Windows Installation Errors With Diskpart

Diane Garey on April 16, 2025 No Comments

DiskPart is a powerful utility in Windows that allows you to manage and repair disk errors on your computer. Here’s how to fix Windows installation errors using DiskPart:

Step 1: Open DiskPart

To access DiskPart, you’ll need to open the Command Prompt as an administrator. Here are the steps:

Press the Windows key + X and select Command Prompt (Admin) or run as administrator.

Type diskpart and press Enter.

Alternatively, you can use the following shortcut:


start > diskpart

Step 2: Connect to Your Disk

DiskPart will prompt you to connect to your disk. Choose a connection method:

Partition: Select “A” to mount as a partition.

Disk Image: Select “B” to access your Windows installation media or a USB drive.

For this example, we’ll use the “A” method.

Step 3: Check for Errors

Use the list disk command to check if there are any errors:

list disk

This will show you the disk numbers and their corresponding partitions. If you see an error code (e.g., 1, 2, or 0), it indicates a problem.

Step 4: Repair Disk

If an error code is present, use the select command to select the affected partition and then use the repairdisk command:

select disk repairdisk

Replace with the actual number of your selected partition. If you don’t see the partition number, you can try selecting a different one.

Step 5: Verify Repair

Use the test disk command to verify if the repair was successful:

test disk

If the test passes, it means the error is fixed and your system should be up and running without any issues.

Common Error Codes

Here are some common error codes you might encounter when using DiskPart:

1: Device Not Found

2: No Disk or Invalid Partition Number

3: Incorrect Partition Table

4: Unrecognized Command

5: Filesystem Check Failed

Tips and Variations

If you’re not sure about the partition number, use the list disk command to see all available partitions.

You can also use the chkdsk command to perform a system check. To do this, type chkdsk instead of selecting a partition.

In some cases, you might need to use the fsutil.exe command to access specific file systems or permissions.

By following these steps and using DiskPart effectively, you should be able to troubleshoot and fix Windows installation errors.

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