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Mini PC vs ATX PC ?

Mini PC vs ATX PC ?

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Kimplaze
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01-09-2021, 02:12 AM
#11
Convert MBR to GPT disk and adjust BIOS settings to UEFI first, then change boot method and verify disk partition type. All subsequent steps should succeed as per previous instructions.
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Kimplaze
01-09-2021, 02:12 AM #11

Convert MBR to GPT disk and adjust BIOS settings to UEFI first, then change boot method and verify disk partition type. All subsequent steps should succeed as per previous instructions.

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IchZocke
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01-14-2021, 07:23 AM
#12
You're asking if you need to address UEFI before switching to GPT, and you're checking if your drive is MBR by using disk management and looking at the volume tab. Your properties don't show volume as an option, which might explain why. Regarding reinstalling Windows 11 next year, you should be able to do it through a standard install unless you encounter specific issues.
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IchZocke
01-14-2021, 07:23 AM #12

You're asking if you need to address UEFI before switching to GPT, and you're checking if your drive is MBR by using disk management and looking at the volume tab. Your properties don't show volume as an option, which might explain why. Regarding reinstalling Windows 11 next year, you should be able to do it through a standard install unless you encounter specific issues.

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Ampersander
Member
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01-17-2021, 07:32 PM
#13
No, wrong. First - convert to GPT. Then switch to UEFI boot. You didn't check the properties of the drive. You checked properties of a volume/partition. Right-click on the left section in Disk Management window, where "Disk #" is written. On unsupported hardware you'll have to use some kind of workaround.
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Ampersander
01-17-2021, 07:32 PM #13

No, wrong. First - convert to GPT. Then switch to UEFI boot. You didn't check the properties of the drive. You checked properties of a volume/partition. Right-click on the left section in Disk Management window, where "Disk #" is written. On unsupported hardware you'll have to use some kind of workaround.

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SrCerdo
Junior Member
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01-18-2021, 12:34 AM
#14
Assuming your i7 is from the 6th or 7th generation with DDR4 support, and you're not aiming for an Intel 11 compatible build, a straightforward solution would be to swap the motherboard and CPU to AM4 models or opt for a 12th generation Intel processor paired with a DDR4 motherboard.
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SrCerdo
01-18-2021, 12:34 AM #14

Assuming your i7 is from the 6th or 7th generation with DDR4 support, and you're not aiming for an Intel 11 compatible build, a straightforward solution would be to swap the motherboard and CPU to AM4 models or opt for a 12th generation Intel processor paired with a DDR4 motherboard.

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SEIgeMoDE
Member
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01-20-2021, 01:24 AM
#15
I chose to reinstall Win10 from the beginning, which allowed me to switch from MBR to GPT and resolved the EUFI and Secure Boot problems. This also made it possible to use the server hack to upgrade to Win11. Thank you all for your assistance.
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SEIgeMoDE
01-20-2021, 01:24 AM #15

I chose to reinstall Win10 from the beginning, which allowed me to switch from MBR to GPT and resolved the EUFI and Secure Boot problems. This also made it possible to use the server hack to upgrade to Win11. Thank you all for your assistance.

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