NavyLCDR

Yep, basically a scheme to obtain an illegitimate activation of Windows.

What we really need to know is highlighted below:

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.