2008 server

[Little Marine]

This is a continuation of a problem I had in the hardware section about not enough space for temporary files. Per computer commando I converted my hard drive from dynamic to basic. When I try to install server 2008 and point to the D drive it tells me the partition doesn't meet Windows requirements. I have 215 gbytes of space.It is an empty partition. I don't understand why it doesn't meet the requirements.

[Rob Pomeroy]

You aren't going to get Server 2008 installed into a D: drive.  What exactly are you trying to do?

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winserversetup/thread/4e09b312-e48b-4402-b098-aa6ce9a5dd6e/

[Little Marine]

I wanted to install server 2008 for my class at school. I need a computer to practice my labs at home instead of going to school.

[Rob Pomeroy]

Use a virtual machine - VMWare, VirtualBox or whatever.  You can then put the virtual hard drive wherever you like (and easily remove once finished).

[abhi_jay5]

if you have converted your hard drive from dynamic to basic then you have to formet it, after formating you will be able to install ,
and what about your C Drive give us full information SO we can give you proper support ,

[Ryuk]

You should of just probably formated it as is.  Check your boot order.  Also, you can setup drives with the Windows Disk.