If Windows disk management warns you that the selected partition was not created by windows, you may try to convert the disk to GPT so as to make it detectable by Windows. EaseUS partition manager software can help.
Your graphic card is probably not well detected by the LiveCD. You should select the "text mode" entry in the boot menu when the LiveCD starts. It will start ophcrack in command-line mode in order to avoid having to deal with unsupported hardware. You can also try to boot with the manual mode.
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If your partition is already mounted, it means that ophcrack was not able to find your Windows directory. So start ophcrack by entering the command "ophcrack" and use the "Load from encrypted SAM" menu entry to navigate to your /mnt/.../Windows directory/system32/config directory.
Ok, My machine came pre-installed with windows 8 which I did not need for business purposes, my goal was to downgrade to windows 7 64-bit with UEFI functionality, I had a hard drive from a previous Inspiron machine (1721) that i wanted to clone to my insprion 7537 machine, the older 1721 hard drive had about 209 GB's used out of 500 GB, I was migrating this to a 1TB SSD (hybrid) that is of the newer machine (7537), I carefully formatted the 1TB ssd drive with GPT partition table requirements ( 100mb EFI/ 200mb MSR/ CORE OS) , upon doing so I used a third party application to clone my older disk to the newer disk, the end result is that windows 7 gpt partition is not booting up, please see my snapshots below, any insight would be greatly appreciated . 2ff7e9595c
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