Can't repartition eMMC laptop drive [HP Stream]












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For whatever reason, the eMMC drive on my HP Stream was wiped.



All space is unallocated, and when I try to create a partition of any kind with Windows 8 or Windows 10 recovery environment, it fails.



I have tried through the GUI and also manually through diskpart.



Many times I get "Access is Denied" and a few times a "write protected" error.



On Windows 10 recovery CMD I always get: 'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error



convert gpt
'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error

create partition primary
'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error


I've tried just about everything and I cannot seem to create a new partition on my newly un-allocated space.



Is my eMMC drive just crapping out?
Any help would be appreciated










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    For whatever reason, the eMMC drive on my HP Stream was wiped.



    All space is unallocated, and when I try to create a partition of any kind with Windows 8 or Windows 10 recovery environment, it fails.



    I have tried through the GUI and also manually through diskpart.



    Many times I get "Access is Denied" and a few times a "write protected" error.



    On Windows 10 recovery CMD I always get: 'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error



    convert gpt
    'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error

    create partition primary
    'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error


    I've tried just about everything and I cannot seem to create a new partition on my newly un-allocated space.



    Is my eMMC drive just crapping out?
    Any help would be appreciated










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      For whatever reason, the eMMC drive on my HP Stream was wiped.



      All space is unallocated, and when I try to create a partition of any kind with Windows 8 or Windows 10 recovery environment, it fails.



      I have tried through the GUI and also manually through diskpart.



      Many times I get "Access is Denied" and a few times a "write protected" error.



      On Windows 10 recovery CMD I always get: 'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error



      convert gpt
      'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error

      create partition primary
      'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error


      I've tried just about everything and I cannot seem to create a new partition on my newly un-allocated space.



      Is my eMMC drive just crapping out?
      Any help would be appreciated










      share|improve this question















      For whatever reason, the eMMC drive on my HP Stream was wiped.



      All space is unallocated, and when I try to create a partition of any kind with Windows 8 or Windows 10 recovery environment, it fails.



      I have tried through the GUI and also manually through diskpart.



      Many times I get "Access is Denied" and a few times a "write protected" error.



      On Windows 10 recovery CMD I always get: 'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error



      convert gpt
      'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error

      create partition primary
      'Data Error Cyclic Redundancy Check' Error


      I've tried just about everything and I cannot seem to create a new partition on my newly un-allocated space.



      Is my eMMC drive just crapping out?
      Any help would be appreciated







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          I would first try to to figure out exactly where the problem is. There are partition managers a lot better than diskpart; EaseUS has a great one. If that doesn't work, try running a partition manager in a non-windows enviroment. EaseUS has a bootable partition manager which may help being that its not bounded by windows.



          Here is the partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html



          Here is the bootable partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-guide/create-winpe-bootable-disk.html






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          I would first try to to figure out exactly where the problem is. There are partition managers a lot better than diskpart; EaseUS has a great one. If that doesn't work, try running a partition manager in a non-windows enviroment. EaseUS has a bootable partition manager which may help being that its not bounded by windows.



          Here is the partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html



          Here is the bootable partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-guide/create-winpe-bootable-disk.html






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          • I have examined this. There are no partitions, and partition creation fails with every software
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          I would first try to to figure out exactly where the problem is. There are partition managers a lot better than diskpart; EaseUS has a great one. If that doesn't work, try running a partition manager in a non-windows enviroment. EaseUS has a bootable partition manager which may help being that its not bounded by windows.



          Here is the partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html



          Here is the bootable partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-guide/create-winpe-bootable-disk.html






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          • I have examined this. There are no partitions, and partition creation fails with every software
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          I would first try to to figure out exactly where the problem is. There are partition managers a lot better than diskpart; EaseUS has a great one. If that doesn't work, try running a partition manager in a non-windows enviroment. EaseUS has a bootable partition manager which may help being that its not bounded by windows.



          Here is the partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html



          Here is the bootable partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-guide/create-winpe-bootable-disk.html






          share|improve this answer












          I would first try to to figure out exactly where the problem is. There are partition managers a lot better than diskpart; EaseUS has a great one. If that doesn't work, try running a partition manager in a non-windows enviroment. EaseUS has a bootable partition manager which may help being that its not bounded by windows.



          Here is the partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html



          Here is the bootable partition manager - https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-guide/create-winpe-bootable-disk.html







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          • I have examined this. There are no partitions, and partition creation fails with every software
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          I have examined this. There are no partitions, and partition creation fails with every software
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          I have examined this. There are no partitions, and partition creation fails with every software
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