The partition you tried to delete is a system partition. System partitions may contain diagnostic or hardware configuration programs, programs to start operating systems (such as Windows), or other manufacturer-supplied programs. Delete a system partition only if you are sure that it contains no such programs or if you are willing to lose them. Deleting a system partition may prevent your computer from starting from the hard disk until you complete installation of Windows. To delete this partition, press ENTER. Setup will prompt you for confirmation before deleting the partition. To go back to the previous screen without deleting the partition, press ESC.
The partition you selected does not have enough free space for the installation of Windows. Setup has found existing Windows ...
The partition you selected does not have enough free space for the installation of Windows. Windows requires at least %1!u! ...
The partition you selected is not formatted. Setup will now format the partition. Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to select ...
The partition you tried to delete is a Microsoft reserved partition. This partition is reserved for converting the disk to ...
The partition you tried to delete is a system partition. System partitions may contain diagnostic or hardware configuration ...
The Partitions property indicates the number of partitions on this physical disk drive that are recognized by the operating ...
The PartOfDomain property indicates whether the computer is part of a domain or workgroup. If TRUE, the computer is part ...
The Passport Manager Administration utility was unable to update the network map. Typically this is due to proxy settings ...
The password cannot change option for object %2 cannot be set for the following reason: %1This object will not be created ...