Hello lordstark. Pwede mo po ba ipost specs ng laptop mo?
Have you tried this?
1. Change the boot sequence
If your computer is connected with external hard drives beyond one, most of time, the error āInvalid Partition Tableā occurs on account of mistaken boot order. In this circumstance, you can restart your computer. Then enter BIOS on startup and set the disk that contains operating system as the first option for booting. Finally, reboot computer to see whether the Windows system can boot normally.
2. Upgrade the BIOS version
When you install Windows 10 on an SSD and the BOIS is out-dated, it might lead to the error āInvalid Partition Tableā. In this case, you need to upgrade the BIOS to the latest version. Download the latest BIOS from the manufacturer website on a working computer to a bootable device and install the BIOS from the bootable device. After upgrading, reboot your computer.
3. Inactive Partition using Diskpart in Windows 10
Well, it is possible that the error occurs as a result of excessive active partitions. Only one partition should be set as active to boot from; if number of active partitions over one, the system is unable to choose one to boot from. At this time, you should check and change partitions status. The steps to inactive partitions are as follows:
1. Insert the Windows install disc and start the computer from it.
2. Choose proper language, time and keyboard input; then, click āRepair your computer.
3. Select the drive that Windows 10 installed on, and click āNextā.
4. Choose Command Prompt in the āSystem Recovery Optionsā interface.
5. Type ālist volumeā and press āEnterā>Type ālist volumeā and press āEnterā to realize which partitions are active partition > Type āselect volume nā and press āEnterā> Type āinactiveā and press āEnterā.
PS: The active volume(s) will have a ā*ā next to its name; ānā means the drive letter that belong to the drive that you want to mark as inactive.
6. Reboot the system to see whether the problem is solved.
4. Rebuild MBR on Windows 10
If the error appears suddenly, it might be caused by corrupted MBR. At this time, you can rebuild MBR in Windows 10 to fix the āInvalid Partition Tableā error. Then you can choose one between the following two ways to repair MBR in Windows 10.
Method 1: Rebuild MBR on Windows 10 using Command Prompt
If you can access the Recovery Console, you can fix MBR via Command Prompt and the operations are as follows:
1. Boot from Windows install disc and click āRepair your computerā
2. Select Command Prompt in the āSystem Recovery Optionsā window.
3. Type ābootrec.exeā and press āEnterā.
4. Type ā/FixMbrā on Windows 10.