[quark_shredder]

Hi,

 

I am on HP desktop with basic config as follow :

 

> OS Name Microsoft Windows 10 Pro

> Version 10.0.10586 Build 10586

> Processor Intel® Core™ i3-3220

> CPU @ 3.30GHz, 3300 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 4

> Logical Processor(s) BIOS

> Version/Date AMI 8.06, 01/24/13 SMBIOS

> Version 2.7 Secure Boot

> State Unsupported Installed Physical

> Memory (RAM) 6.00 GB Total Physical

> Memory 3.39 GB Available Physical

> Memory 1.67 GB Total Virtual

> Memory 6.89 GB Available Virtual

> Memory 5.07 GB

 

I am trying to make it dual-bootable with Fedora 26. I have made a Live USB with media writer and when I am installing it on the configuration page, it is always giving me "Error checking storage configuration" no matter what I am doing. I have initially used windows disk management tool to create 25 GB of "unallocated space" from my C: drive (boot). This 25 GB of "unallocated space" is shown by the Anaconda Installer but when I click on "Done" it asks me to reclaim space as there is 0 "free space". After which I deleted one whole partition of 175 GB hoping it might solve the issue. But it is still giving me the same problem. I have attached screenshot of the error. 

 

 

 

I tired deleting partition from Anaconda installer which failed to do it and had to do it using windows Disk management (Might be the issue?).

 

Current Partition Setup : 

 

 

I have tried many forums and not able to find a solution to it. This is my first time moving to Linux system and creating Dual-Bootable system. 

 

Thanks in advance.