Type the following command and press Enter: The system may ask you if you are sure to continue, press Y and then enter to continue. Make sure you are still located in Fonts location (Y:\Boot\Fonts) as described in step 8. Note: Do not put a space between the username and ":F", or the command won't work.
Type whoami and press Enter, and then record the user name. Note: Make sure that all files are showed as successful and none as failed. Icacls Y:\* /save %systemdrive%\NTFSp.txt /c /t Note: You must include the space and the period after the “f”, or the command will not work properly.īack up the permission to the drive by typing the following and press Enter: Then, navigate to the Fonts folder by typing cd Boot\Fonts. In the command prompt, type Y: and hit enter to switch to that drive. Right-click Command Prompt from the search results, and select Run as administrator. Press-and-hold or right-click on it.įrom the Start menu, search for cmd. Select the partition marked System Reserve. The Partition Style: line will say either GUID Partition Table (GPT) or Master Boot Record (MBR). Press-and-hold or right-click on the Disk (such as Disk 0) that contains the SRP, and select Properties. In the Run window that comes up, type diskmgmt.msc and press Enter. If you're updating Windows 10, you need to free up 13MB.įirst, determine whether the SRP is GPT or MBR partition style: To upgrade your device, you'll need to free up 15MB of space on the SRP using the appropriate method below, and then try the upgrade again. If you make an error in entering these commands, you could put your device in a no-boot situation, and possibly lose data you have stored on the device. This is best done by advanced users with experience using the command line. ResolutionĬaution: these steps are complicated, and carry some risk. Some third-party anti-virus and security apps write to the SRP, and can fill it up. The System Reserve Partition (SRP) is a small partition on your hard drive that stores boot information for Windows. The System Reserved Partition (SRP) may be full. When upgrading to, or updating, Windows 10, you might encounter the error “We couldn’t update system reserved partition”, error code 0xc1900104, or error code 0x800f0922.
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