So far this is working out. I have the drive as GPT now with my old W10 install running as it should be. I am upgrading to W11 now and then will move my D drive back on afterwards. Let's hope all finishes up correctly and then I can get the other 2 PCs done in the same manner. Appreciate the...
Interesting - and it keeps all the data and doesn't cause the drive to revert to MBR? How do I make sure W10 installs to GPT and not MBR which I think is its default.
Yes I converted it with MPT first, then rebooted got BSD, then rebooted with W10 install USB went to command prompt and...
so in my case (already have the image).
1 - Wipe drive (I do not have another drive to install to)
2 - Install fresh W10 be sure it installs as GPT and not MBR
3 - Verify it boots into W10 ok
4 - Now restore old c drive from image in place of current c drive (ie this newly done W10 install)
5 -...
so delete the System Reserved Partition, reboot (confirming it still goes to Windows 10) then convert to GPT with MPT and reboot and hope for the best?
Nope only there to boot in to MPT directly (no Windows). If I convert the drive to GPT and remove the MPT USB bootable drive I get BSD and cannot get it to boot.
PC is a Beelink Sei 12 if that even matters
I have 3 PCs in my office with existing W10 Pro installs that are all current and up to date.
The PCs all supper UEFI and Secure Boot.
They are running in UEFI mode in the bios and not Legacy and boot to W10 just fine.
When I use the FULL licensed version of Mini Partition Tool to convert the...