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I am working on an offline DVD based deployment image and have created an .iso file that properly deploys to a Hyper-V virtual machine instance. My deployment requires me to have 3 standard hard drives; Windows, Data, and Logs.

The system is using UEFI partitions, but I have duplicated the appropriate drives on the BIOS option as well mobdro.

The resultant partitions are as follows (with obvious differences with the BIOS version):

Boot (EFI) 499 mb
(MSR) 128 mb
Windows (Primary) 65% remaining, NTFS (C:)
Data (Primary) 40% remaining, NTFS (D:)
Logs (Primary) 80% remaining, NTFS (E:)
Recovery (Recovery) 100% remaining NTFS
After testing to ensure that the .iso was working properly, I burned the .iso to disc with Poweriso. I have burned the disc twice to ensure there was no issue. The second time, I used a slow burn speed.

On the VM, the partitions function as expected with no errors, but when running the deployment from a dvd, the partitions I see are as follows:

Boot (EFI) 499 mb
(MSR) 128 mb
Windows (Primary) NTFS (C:)
Data (Primary) NTFS (D:)
Recovery (Recovery) NTFS
Unallocated
The E:\ drive is not accessible to manually create a drive during a suspense in the deployment.

What would be an effective method to fix this partition creation error?

Maybe the problem is linked to the PC Intel partitionning
PC Intel partitionning is limited to 4 entries, usually
- 4 primary partitions
- 3 primary and an extended partition containing one or more logical partitions.