Unable to delete partition

I'm stepping back because we might have a little issue...

This PC indeed has two drives, a 500 GB and a 24 GB in your case.



The 24 GB ExpressCache & Diskeeper SSD is a setup that would allow your HDD to be utilized better, more quickly.
I'm not too familiar with this nuance, and it likely explains the dynamic status of the HDD.

But well... Windows is faster because it was on the SSD, but it's too small.
So it has to go on the HDD, no choice.
After the nuance in HDD operation, as I understand it, the SSD also acted as a buffer to facilitate data processing on the HDD.
Basically, they overcomplicated things by creating an improved SSHD in two pieces instead of just putting in a larger SSD in place of the HDD.

At worst, if you're struggling with going back to a slower operation on the HDD, you can replace it with an SSD.
(or the micro SSD, you'll need to disassemble or watch videos, because given its size, there's a chance that it's soldered, non-removable)

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Ok ...

So, your laptop's HDD is dead (well, almost)

It's a physical defect.
It has used up all the spare sectors (spare wheel), and it has more defective sectors that it can no longer replace.
Basically, it's like having a lot of holes, so it can't read where the holes are, resulting in errors and slowness ...
Nothing to be done.

It needs to be changed
Not a bad thing, you'll get an SSD instead.
(Crucial 500 GB SSD at a good price on Cdiscount and Amazon for 60 euros)

Not having the laptop in front of me and struggling to keep up, you only had installation errors on this HDD but no other impossibility. That would make sense and could be what's blocking us.

Note:
Quickly copy your data elsewhere because this drive could fail without warning (and potentially damage the data on it)

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Hello,
Try with THIS FREE SOFTWARE.

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reset your disk to zero (blank) with " Diskpart "

Good evening,

What are you planning to do? Start from scratch by reinstalling?

The photo is hard to read, and it won't enlarge, but you have one or two system partitions, so you can't delete them when the PC is running because they are in use.

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Yes, I plan to start from scratch. I understood that the system uses C: which is on disk 1 (22 GB) and F: which is on disk 0. I believe I cannot delete F: for this reason.
I'm not sure if this clarifies things a bit, but last year I formatted the PC and since then it shows that I have two disks of 22.6 GB and 466 GB when physically I have a 500 GB one (that's what I think), and it's very limiting.



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Before installing on the HDD, you need to remove Windows from the SSD.

I can't quite remember how it is, but despite their basic management being a mess, we should still be able to get rid of it and install on the HDD.

Right now you have Windows on your SSD, take the opportunity to test your HDD with CrystalDiskInfo
https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/utilitaires/6735-crystaldiskinfo/
(just in case, it doesn't hurt to have a look)

No problem, but ... it's not over yet :-)
However, I can't find specific information about this model (at least info about it)

The laptop has a certain type of 24 GB SSD
and
The HDD to be replaced is 500 GB (that's a 2.5 inch SATA)

Since you have to incur expenses
We could consider removing the HDD and not replacing it.
But changing the SSD for a larger one.
However, I don't know the format or type of SSD installed.

If eMMC is "ssd" soldered to the motherboard, there's nothing we can do.
If it's "NVMe - M.2" we can replace it with a larger one.

In CrystalDiskInfo, you had another tab C (so the SSD)
Did it give you the reference?
Send a photo of that tab.

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Sorry, I didn't see your message. Upon checking, I believe the reference is as follows: SanDisk SSD U100 24GB
Here is a screenshot