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Bios fails to recognize the Windows Boot Manager following a fresh installation.

Bios fails to recognize the Windows Boot Manager following a fresh installation.

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cryokinesiis
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12-07-2021, 06:35 PM
#11
Do you have any news about this? I’m facing the same issue again. I disconnected my original C drive and connected a new one where I want to install Windows 10 or 11. The installation process runs quickly, but after rebooting there’s no boot manager available. I don’t know how to resolve it. Have you managed to fix this yet?
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cryokinesiis
12-07-2021, 06:35 PM #11

Do you have any news about this? I’m facing the same issue again. I disconnected my original C drive and connected a new one where I want to install Windows 10 or 11. The installation process runs quickly, but after rebooting there’s no boot manager available. I don’t know how to resolve it. Have you managed to fix this yet?

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XKirito_SAO
Member
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12-07-2021, 08:48 PM
#12
Remember this for anyone who comes after: set your desired installation location in BIOS boot priority first. It seems Windows couldn't install on the intended drive, so I swapped it out with my original C drive and found it was grouped into a storage pool. Removed that drive from the pool and deleted the pool itself (though you likely don’t actually use it). After that, I could install Windows on the new drive and everything functioned properly. The key was ensuring the drive appeared first in the boot list. Hope this clears things up!
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XKirito_SAO
12-07-2021, 08:48 PM #12

Remember this for anyone who comes after: set your desired installation location in BIOS boot priority first. It seems Windows couldn't install on the intended drive, so I swapped it out with my original C drive and found it was grouped into a storage pool. Removed that drive from the pool and deleted the pool itself (though you likely don’t actually use it). After that, I could install Windows on the new drive and everything functioned properly. The key was ensuring the drive appeared first in the boot list. Hope this clears things up!

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