NavyLCDR

My advice is to disable the recovery environment: reagentc /disable. Delete all recovery partitions. Then re-enable the recovery...

My vote is for Rufus in your situation.

It will upgrade to Pro.

I don't understand the problem with installing Windows with multiple drives connected. I have a desktop with 5 drives installed and all...

Please don't do this. #1 The disk is already GPT, it does not need to be converted. #2 Diskpart Convert GPT only works on empty disks...

That does it is not a physical hardware problem. Does your router have a built in speed test function?

More efficient way to remove a drive letter with one single command: mountvol G: /D

I guess we'll never know what the Wifi link speed is.

diskpart select vol c shrink desired=100 create part EFI format fs=fat32 assign letter=s exit bcdboot C:\Windows /s S: /f UEFI diskpart...

Click on the WiFi icon in the task area, Then the > next to your WiFi connection, then click on the i with a circle around it. Are you...

Personally, if winre is in its storage location in Windows\Sysyem32, I don't bother with a recovery position for it. I just do reagentc...

To remove the drive letter: diskpart select vol g remove exit

Just create the empty EFI system partition and then use the bcdboot command to populate it.

Probably not. If it's tied to that institution's Intune, they need to release it. Otherwise, Intune knows it's their device, and Windows...

windows.old is not a partition. It is just a file folder (previously called directories in the good old days.)