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In fact this is the best time to blow up. Restore will be faster and you know what you did wrong.
Hello,
I have just bought this Probook 450 G2 with Freedos. Initially there was two partitions, each about 8 GO, one for HP documents and the second for something else. I deleted the one about documents and but didn't delete the other thinking it is critical. Apart from these two small partitions, I split the drive into 4 other partitions. I installed Windows 10 on the first, and I shifted to 8.1 and the same problem. I think the problem lies in the manufacturer FAT32 partition.
Should I delete the FAT32 partition? Is it safe?
The problem is when I want to turn on Bitlocker for the Windows drive, it asks for NTFS even though the partition is so already.
Thank you!
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