您的 PC 将显示“无法重置您的 PC。缺少所需的驱动器分区。” 如果关键系统文件损坏或丢失,则会出错。不正确(Incorrect)的分区配置或 PC 硬盘上的分区丢失也可能触发此错误消息。
这个问题有简单和复杂的解决方案——取决于导致错误的因素。我们将向您展示在Windows 10和 11 计算机上修复此错误的不同方法。
尝试其他恢复出厂设置的方法
您可以通过Windows 设置(Windows Settings)菜单、登录屏幕或Windows 安全(Windows Security)性启动系统重置。我们关于将 Windows 恢复出厂设置的教程(tutorial on factory resetting Windows)概述了将Windows恢复为出厂设置的其他方法。
如果“无法重置您的电脑”,请尝试以下故障排除修复程序。缺少所需的驱动器分区。” 错误仍然存在。
重新启动 Windows
重新启动将刷新您的 PC 的操作系统,并可能解决导致错误的临时系统故障。确保在重新启动计算机之前关闭所有活动的应用程序,以防止数据丢失。
按(Press)Windows键或选择任务栏上的开始菜单(Start)图标。选择电源图标并选择重新启动(Restart)。
扫描您 PC 的系统分区
“系统(System)分区”描述了 PC 硬盘驱动器中存储启动Windows所需文件的部分。如果系统分区中的文件损坏或丢失,
您的 PC 可能无法重置Windows 。
Windows有一个检查磁盘实用程序(Check Disk Utility),可以诊断(和修复)PC 硬盘驱动器及其分区上的错误。运行 ChkDsk(Run ChkDsk)并再次尝试重置您的计算机。
- 按(Press)Windows键,在搜索栏中键入或粘贴命令提示符,然后选择以管理员身份
运行。(Run)
- 在终端中键入或粘贴 chkdsk c: /f /r 并按Enter。
该命令指示ChkDsk定位磁盘上的坏扇区并修复驱动器错误。
将“C”替换为 PC 硬盘驱动器的驱动器号。打开文件资源管理器(Open File Explorer),展开这台电脑类别,然后检查分配给本地磁盘的字母。
Check Disk Utility将诊断您的硬盘驱动器并修复它发现的任何错误。根据磁盘上的文件,该过程可能需要几分钟才能完成。当命令提示符(Command Prompt)完全执行命令并显示成功消息
时,请尝试重置您的 PC 。
如果命令提示符(Command Prompt)显示“ Chkdsk无法运行,因为该卷正在被另一个进程使用”。输入 Y 并按Enter。
下次重新启动计算机时,这将提示Windows运行检查磁盘实用程序。(Check Disk Utility)重新启动您的 PC 并允许该实用程序扫描您的硬盘驱动器。
运行系统文件检查器
系统文件检查器(System File Checker)( SFC ) 是内置于Windows操作系统中的文件修复工具。SFC 扫描系统文件是否损坏(SFC scans system files for corruption)并修复损坏的文件。它还用新副本替换丢失的系统文件。
与检查磁盘实用程序(Check Disk Utility)一样,系统文件检查器(System File Checker)也是可通过命令提示符(Command Prompt)访问的命令行工具。按照以下步骤在Windows 10或 11 计算机
上运行系统文件检查。(System File Check)
- 打开Windows 开始(Windows Start)菜单,在搜索栏中键入 cmd,然后在命令提示符(Command Prompt)下方选择以管理员身份运行(Run)。
在Windows(Windows 8) 8、8.1 或 Windows 10 中,您必须在系统文件检查器(System File Checker)之前运行部署映像服务和管理 (DISM) 工具(Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool)。DISM工具使用Windows更新(Windows Update)来修复或替换损坏的文件。如果您的 PC 运行Windows 11 ,请(Windows 11)跳至(Jump)步骤 #3 。
- 在命令提示符(Command Prompt)终端中键入或粘贴DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth并按Enter。
DISM工具需要 15-20 分钟才能提供修复系统文件损坏所需的文件。当进度表达到 100% 或命令提示符(Command Prompt)显示成功消息
时,继续执行下一步。
- 要运行系统文件检查器(System File Checker),请在终端中键入或粘贴 sfc /scannow 并按Enter。
SFC将扫描您 PC 的系统文件,并用新副本替换它发现的任何损坏文件。系统文件检查器(System File Checker)可能需要 15-20 分钟才能完成文件验证和修复。
A “ Windows 资源保护(Windows Resource Protection)发现损坏的文件并成功修复它们。” 消息意味着SFC发现并替换了损坏的文件。重新启动计算机并重新尝试系统重置。
如果命令提示符(Command Prompt)显示“ Windows 资源保护(Windows Resource Protection)未发现任何完整性违规”
,请继续执行下一个故障排除解决方案。
(Run SFC in safe mode)如果命令提示符(Command Prompt)显示“ Windows 资源保护(Windows Resource Protection)无法执行请求的操作”,请在安全模式下运行 SFC 。错误。
运行 Windows 启动修复
Windows有一个“启动修复(Startup Repair)”工具,可以自动诊断和修复复杂的启动问题,防止Windows重置过程。您需要将 PC 启动到高级恢复(Advanced Recovery)环境才能访问启动修复(Startup Repair)工具。
- 转到Settings > System>恢复(Recovery),然后在“高级启动”行中
选择立即重新启动。(Restart)
在Windows 10中,前往Settings > Update和安全 >恢复(Recovery)并选择立即重新启动(Restart)。
- 选择疑难解答。
- 选择高级选项。
- 选择启动修复。
启动修复(Startup Repair)工具将诊断您的计算机并重新启动到Windows。在Windows(Windows)重新启动时再次尝试重置您的 PC 。
重建主引导记录(Master Boot Record)和引导配置数据(Boot Configuration Data)
主引导记录 (MBR)(Master Boot Record (MBR))和引导配置数据(Boot Configuration Data)( BCD ) 是 PC 硬盘驱动器的部分,其中包含引导Windows所需的信息。如果这些部分损坏,您的计算机可能无法启动(computer may fail to boot)或重置 Windows。
(Repair)如果每次启动重置时都显示“无法重置 PC”错误,请修复您的 PC 的MBR 。请按照以下步骤使用命令提示符
修复或重建 PC 的主引导记录。(fix or rebuild your PC’s Master Boot Record)
- 首先,您需要将 PC 启动到恢复模式。在Windows 11中,转到Settings > System>恢复(Recovery),然后在“高级启动”行中
选择立即重新启动。(Restart)
如果您的 PC 运行的是Windows 10,请转到Settings > Update和安全 >恢复(Recovery)并选择立即重新启动(Restart)。
- 选择Troubleshoot > Advanced选项 >命令提示符(Command Prompt)。您可能必须登录到您的管理员帐户才能启动Command Prompt。
- 键入或粘贴 bootrec /scanos 并按Enter。
- 在终端中键入或粘贴 bootrec /fixmbr 并按Enter。
- (Paste)将 bootrec /fixboot粘贴到终端中,然后按Enter。
- 当命令提示符(Command Prompt)成功运行上一个命令时,在终端中键入或粘贴 bootrec /rebuildbcd 并按Enter。
- 关闭命令提示符(Command Prompt)并选择继续(Continue)以重新启动计算机。
使您的磁盘分区处于活动状态
Windows启动顺序管理器 ( Bootmgr ) 是从 PC 硬盘加载Windows的程序。在您的计算机硬盘上安装
Bootmgr和Windows的分区是“活动”分区。
重置您的 PC 时,包含Windows 操作系统(Windows OS)的活动分区将被移除并重新安装。如果活动分区没有引导扇区,或者缺少 Bootmgr(Bootmgr is missing) ,您的 PC 可能无法重置Windows。请按照以下步骤使用DiskPart 实用程序(DiskPart utility)设置 PC 的活动分区。
- 首先,您必须将 PC 引导至Windows 恢复环境(Windows Recovery Environment)(winRE)。转到Settings > System > Recovery,滚动到“高级(Advanced)启动”,然后选择立即重新启动(Restart)。
在Windows 10中,前往Settings > Update和安全 >恢复(Recovery)并选择立即重新启动(Restart)。
- 选择Troubleshoot > Advanced选项,然后选择命令提示符(Command Prompt)。
- 在终端中键入或粘贴 diskpart,然后按Enter。该命令启动DiskPart实用程序。
- 接下来,键入或粘贴 list disk 并按Enter。该命令列出您 PC 上的所有硬盘。
- 请注意分配给 PC 本地磁盘的“磁盘编号”——请参阅“磁盘###”列。如果“ Disk 0 ”是您PC的本地磁盘,请在终端中键入 select disk 0 并按Enter。
当您看到“磁盘 0(Disk 0)现在是选择磁盘”消息
时,继续执行下一步。
- 在以下行中键入(Type)list partition 并按Enter。此命令列出硬盘上的所有分区。
- “主”分区是安装Windows(Windows)的驱动器的(部分)。该分区还包含Bootmgr。记下分区号(见第一列)并将其设为“活动”分区。
“ Partition 3 ”是我们设备的主分区,所以我们将运行以下命令来选择分区:
选择分区 3
- 键入(Type)active 并按 Enter 以使所选分区成为活动分区。
如果DiskPart显示错误消息,则“主”分区可能不包含引导扇区。将“保留”分区改为活动分区。如果DiskPart仍然显示错误消息,请参阅我们关于在 Windows 中将分区标记为活动的教程。(tutorial on marking partitions as active in Windows)本教程包含在Windows(Windows)设备
上设置活动分区的替代方法。
执行系统还原
将您的计算机恢复到较早的状态可以解决“无法重置您的 PC”。错误。这就像回到您的计算机过去正常工作的地方,没有任何错误。
要执行系统还原,您必须在计算机上启用系统保护。(System Protection)此外,您之前必须已创建还原点。
我们有关创建还原点的教程(tutorial on creating a restore point)包含有关通过执行系统还原来修复系统错误的全面信息。
获得专业帮助
如果这些建议都不能阻止“无法(HDD)重置您(State Drive)的PC 。(SSD)缺少所需的驱动器分区。” 错误。请立即联系 Microsoft 支持(Contact Microsoft Support)或您的 PC 制造商。一些第三方数据恢复软件(third-party data recovery software)还可以帮助恢复丢失的分区、解决磁盘错误和修复损坏的硬盘驱动器。
How to Fix “Unable to Reset Your PC. A Required Drive Partition Is Missing” in Windows
Your PC will display the “Unаble to reset your РC. A requіred drive partition is missing.” error if cruсial system fіles are corrupted or missing. Inсorrect partition configuration or lost partitions on уour PC’s hard drive can also trigger this error message.
This issue has simple and complex solutions—depending on the factors causing the error. We’ll show you different ways to fix this error on Windows 10 and 11 computers.
Try Other Factory Reset Methods
You can initiate a system reset through the Windows Settings menu, sign-in screen, or Windows Security. Our tutorial on factory resetting Windows outlines other ways to reset Windows to factory settings.
Try the troubleshooting fixes below if the “Unable to reset your PC. A required drive partition is missing.” error persists.
Reboot Windows
A reboot will refresh your PC’s operating system and likely resolve temporary system glitches causing the error. Ensure you close all active applications before restarting your computer to prevent data loss.
Press the Windows key or select the Start menu icon on the taskbar. Select the power icon and select Restart.
Scan Your PC’s System Partition
“System partition” describes the section of your PC’s hard drive that stores files required to boot Windows. Your PC may fail to reset Windows if files in the system partition are corrupt or missing.
Windows has a Check Disk Utility that can diagnose (and fix) errors on your PC’s hard drive and its partitions. Run ChkDsk and try resetting your computer again.
- Press the Windows key, type or paste command prompt in the search bar, and select Run as administrator.
- Type or paste chkdsk c: /f /r in the terminal and press Enter.
The command instructs ChkDsk to locate bad sectors on the disk and fix drive errors.
Replace “C” with the drive letter of your PC’s hard drive. Open File Explorer, expand the This PC category, and check the letter assigned to your Local Disk.
The Check Disk Utility will diagnose your hard drive and fix any errors it finds. Depending on the files on the disk, the process might take a couple of minutes to complete. Try resetting your PC when Command Prompt completely executes the command and displays a success message.
If Command Prompt says, “Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by another process.” type Y and press Enter.
That’ll prompt Windows to run the Check Disk Utility the next time you restart your computer. Restart your PC and allow the utility to scan your hard drive.
Run the System File Checker
System File Checker (SFC) is a file repair tool built into the Windows operating system. SFC scans system files for corruption and repairs broken files. It also replaces missing system files with fresh copies.
Like the Check Disk Utility, System File Checker is also a command-line tool accessible via Command Prompt. Follow the steps below to run the System File Check on a Windows 10 or 11 computer.
- Open the Windows Start menu, type cmd in the search bar, and select Run as administrator below Command Prompt.
In Windows 8, 8.1, or Windows 10, you must run the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool before the System File Checker. The DISM tools use Windows Update to repair or replace corrupt files. Jump to step #3 if your PC runs Windows 11.
- Type or paste DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth in the Command Prompt terminal and press Enter.
It takes 15-20 minutes for the DISM tool to provide the files required to fix system file corruption. Proceed to the next step when the progress meter reaches 100% or when Command Prompt displays a success message.
- To run the System File Checker, type or paste sfc /scannow in the terminal and press Enter.
SFC will scan your PC’s system files and replace any corrupt file it finds with a fresh copy. The System File Checker could take 15-20 minutes to complete the file verification and repair.
A “Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them.” message means SFC found and replaced corrupt files. Restart your computer and reattempt the system reset.
Proceed to the next troubleshooting solution if Command Prompt says, “Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.”
Run SFC in safe mode if Command Prompt displays a “Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation.” error.
Run the Windows Startup Repair
Windows has a “Startup Repair” tool that automatically diagnoses and fixes complex startup problems preventing the Windows reset process. You need to boot your PC into the Advanced Recovery environment to access the Startup Repair tool.
- Go to Settings > System > Recovery and select Restart now in the “Advanced startup” row.
In Windows 10, head to Settings > Update & security > Recovery and select Restart now.
- Select Troubleshoot.
- Select Advanced options.
- Select Startup Repair.
The Startup Repair tool will diagnose your computer and reboot into Windows. Try resetting your PC again when Windows restarts.
Rebuild the Master Boot Record and Boot Configuration Data
The Master Boot Record (MBR) and Boot Configuration Data (BCD) are sections of your PC’s hard drive that house information needed to boot Windows. Your computer may fail to boot or reset Windows if these sections corrupt.
Repair your PC’s MBR if it displays the “Unable to reset PC” error every time you initiate a reset. Follow the steps below to fix or rebuild your PC’s Master Boot Record using Command Prompt.
- First, you need to boot your PC into recovery mode. In Windows 11, go to Settings > System > Recovery and select Restart now in the “Advanced startup” row.
If your PC is running Windows 10, go to Settings > Update & security > Recovery and select Restart now.
- Select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Command Prompt. You may have to sign in to your admin account to launch Command Prompt.
- Type or paste bootrec /scanos and press Enter.
- Type or paste bootrec /fixmbr in the terminal and press Enter.
- Paste bootrec /fixboot in the terminal and press Enter.
- When Command Prompt successfully runs the previous command, type or paste bootrec /rebuildbcd in the terminal and press Enter.
- Close the Command Prompt and select Continue to restart your computer.
Make Your Disk Partition Active
The Windows boot sequence manager (Bootmgr) is the program that loads Windows from your PC’s hard drive. The partition housing Bootmgr and Windows installation on your computer’s hard drive is the “active” partition.
When resetting your PC, the active partition housing the Windows OS is removed and reinstalled. Your PC may fail to reset Windows if the active partition doesn’t have the boot sector, or if Bootmgr is missing. Follow the steps below to use the DiskPart utility to set your PC’s active partition.
- First, you must boot your PC into the Windows Recovery Environment (winRE). Go to Settings > System > Recovery, scroll to “Advanced startup,” and select Restart now.
In Windows 10, head to Settings > Update & security > Recovery and select Restart now.
- Select Troubleshoot > Advanced options and select Command Prompt.
- Type or paste diskpart in the terminal and press Enter. The command launches the DiskPart utility.
- Next, type or paste list disk and press Enter. The command lists all hard disks on your PC.
- Note the “disk number” assigned to your PC’s local disk—see the “Disk ###” column. If “Disk 0” is your PC’s local disk, type select disk 0 in the terminal and press Enter.
Proceed to the next step when you see a “Disk 0 is now the select disk” message.
- Type list partition in the following line and press Enter. This command lists all partitions on your hard disk.
- The “Primary” partition is the (section of the) drive where Windows is installed. The partition also houses the Bootmgr. Note the partition number (see the first column) and make it the “active” partition.
“Partition 3” is our device’s primary partition, so we’ll run the following command to select the partition:
select partition 3
- Type active and press Enter to make the selected partition the active partition.
If DiskPart displays an error message, the “Primary” partition likely doesn’t contain the boot sector. Make the “Reserved” partition the active partition instead. Refer to our tutorial on marking partitions as active in Windows if DiskPart still displays an error message. The tutorial contains alternative methods to set an active partition on Windows devices.
Perform a System Restore
Restoring your computer to an earlier state can resolve the “Unable to reset your PC.” error. It’s like returning to a point where your computer used to work without any error.
To perform a system restore, you must have System Protection enabled on your computer. Also, you must have previously created a restore point.
Our tutorial on creating a restore point has comprehensive information on fixing system errors by performing a system restore.
Get Professional Help
Your PC’s hard disk drive (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD) is likely damaged if none of these recommendations stop the “Unable to reset your PC. A required drive partition is missing.” error. Contact Microsoft Support or your PC manufacturer immediately. Some third-party data recovery software can also help recover missing partitions, resolve disk errors, and fix corrupt hard drives.