Cannot delete the partition C on Satellite A60

I have a problem with Satellite A60 during formatting, I can't delete the C partition and still get this message 'this partition contains files of temporary facility that are required to complete the installation'.

What should I do?

Hello

I can tell you what to do:

go to this site-> www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm-> download image-> CD-> start burn CD-> when the CD has started then go in a partition manager that is on this CD (your desktop primer which is like windows, then Don t worry... it s a windows live cd ;)))

Then try to use the recovery process. Should work.

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