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Windows Cannot delete the system volume on this disk.  When formating or deleting partition

Asked by Kurt4949 in Computer Hard Drives, Hard Drives & Storage, Windows Vista

I have 2 disk drives in my PC running Vista.  I want to delete the partition on the 2nd drive D.

When I try to do that in disk management, I get this error: Windows Cannot delete the system volume on this disk.

If i try to format it instead of delete it, I get this error: Windows cannot format the system volume on this disk.

The disk is labeled Healthy (System) .  What does that mean?

My boot drive says : Healthy (Boot, Page File, Active, Crash Dump, Primary Partition)

How can I delete the partition on that 2nd drive?  If I do delete it, is it going to cause a boot problem?Start Free Trial
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