View: https://imgur.com/a/PwDcjbELooks good. Did yo get any errors with diskpart commands?
Go into BIOS and see, if you can get UEFI boot options available.
View: https://imgur.com/a/PwDcjbELooks good. Did yo get any errors with diskpart commands?
Go into BIOS and see, if you can get UEFI boot options available.
Awesome, it loaded perfectly. So is that everything i need to do now would you say?Boot priorities look good.
You have Windows Boot Manager as first boot option.
Should be able to boot into windows now.
My CPU is intel core i5-9400 CPU @ 2.90GHzNow you'll have to deal with Secure Boot.
This can make your system unbootable, if your cpu doesn't have integrated GPU.
What is model name of your CPU?
It has iGPU. Then you're good.My CPU is intel core i5-9400 CPU @ 2.90GHz
i disabled CSM, then enabled secure boot and i got this message pop upIt has iGPU. Then you're good.
Go into BIOS,
disable CSM,
enable Secure Boot,
load default Secure Boot Keys.
After booting into windows you can check Secure Boot State with msinfo32.
Then do, what it asks you to.''Secure boot can be enabled when system in user mode. Repeat operation after enrolling platform key (PK)''
yes it says its on. Your a genius for helping me get it back up and running. How do i buy you a drink or two?Did you check msinfo32 ?
It should show Secure Boot State - On.
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In BIOSwhen i check to see if i can upgrade to windows 11, it says it doesnt meet the requirements as TPM 2.0 must be enabled. Is that an easy thing to deal with?
Yep all set for the windows 11 upgrade now. Mate i cannot thank you enough for what you have done, can i send you anything as a thankyou either some crypto or bank transfer and ill gift you some cash as a huge thankyouIn BIOS
Peripherals\Intel Platform Trust Technology - set to enabled.