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Gparted live usb stuck on warranty screen install#

Then it stopped, and has made no progress for many hours.Īny ideas of what to try next? Reinstall Windows with an installation USB boot image from Microsoft, and then manually install the Lenovo Vantage Windows tools?

The installation process went pretty fast until the green bar was almost full. The creation went fine and the key booted and was verified on the laptop. I requested a download link of the Recovery tool for my specific Legion model and I used a Kingstons MobileLite G4 USB 3.0 card reader with a Sandisk Microsdxc card as USB key. However after trying various repair commands, I got the error message of the second image instead when trying to boot Windows on the laptop.Īfter that I decided to create a Lenovo USB Recovery key with the Lenovo USB Recovery tool on my desktop PC. I then tried to repair the boot process with a Windows USB recovery drive created on my ASUS Windows 10 desktop PC. I got the message "Automatic Repair couldn't repair your PC" But after shrinking the C: partition, I couldn't boot Windows. I tried to shrink my Windows C: partition with GParted Live-USB a couple of days ago, to install and dual boot Linux. However the process has been stuck for many hours at almost complete, see photo. I am trying to restore the Windows 10 Home operating system to the Lenovo factory default for my Legion Y540-15IRH type 81SX laptop with the help of an USB Recovery Key.