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Windows Boot Manager Hard Drive. The solution had been to create a new efi partition on the ssd with the current/active windows 10 installation. The proper windows disk is named c and it boots from it. In bios, as well as the windows boot manager setting, there should also be the option to turn off secure boot, then set the new. Create a recent windows boot usb; Boot from the usb and do startup repair. The only way you can have the boot manager on the ssd is if you had it during os installation. Programs such as easyuefi, easybcd show that there is only one boot entry, c. This will create the right boot partition on disk 0. So the question is, what is the easiest way to move this system partition from hdd to ssd without using the usb drive? I still see two windows boot. Backup your critical data, then. I found two guides which seem to do the work, but i want to make. In explorer see drive letter of other windows (on hdd) assume it is h: Physically disconnect drives 1 and 2;

The only way you can have the boot manager on the ssd is if you had it during os installation. Create a recent windows boot usb; The solution had been to create a new efi partition on the ssd with the current/active windows 10 installation. I still see two windows boot. So the question is, what is the easiest way to move this system partition from hdd to ssd without using the usb drive? In bios, as well as the windows boot manager setting, there should also be the option to turn off secure boot, then set the new. Programs such as easyuefi, easybcd show that there is only one boot entry, c. This will create the right boot partition on disk 0. Physically disconnect drives 1 and 2; The proper windows disk is named c and it boots from it.

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Windows Boot Manager Hard Drive The only way you can have the boot manager on the ssd is if you had it during os installation. I found two guides which seem to do the work, but i want to make. Backup your critical data, then. Boot from the usb and do startup repair. Create a recent windows boot usb; So the question is, what is the easiest way to move this system partition from hdd to ssd without using the usb drive? The proper windows disk is named c and it boots from it. The solution had been to create a new efi partition on the ssd with the current/active windows 10 installation. The only way you can have the boot manager on the ssd is if you had it during os installation. I still see two windows boot. In bios, as well as the windows boot manager setting, there should also be the option to turn off secure boot, then set the new. This will create the right boot partition on disk 0. Physically disconnect drives 1 and 2; Programs such as easyuefi, easybcd show that there is only one boot entry, c. In explorer see drive letter of other windows (on hdd) assume it is h: