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I tried to install Fedora onto a Vista Compyter and it all works find intill i get to the Partion manager, i select use entire disk but when i click on next a message pops up saying this:
Code:
An Error has Occured
No Device can be found
Please check your hardware
are you using the latest version of Fedora? It sounds like the drivers for your HDD are not present, meaning most likely you are using an outdated version of Fedora...
On which hardware you are trying to install Fedora?
It seems that the correct Hard Disk Drivers are missing.
Install the Hard Disk Drivers from your vendor's website and then go for Fedora Installation.
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