Can not boot unless USB drive with win 10 image is in.

Hi! I can not boot in uefi mode or with secure boot on, I can only use CSM mode. Also when I try to boot without usb drive(which has win 10 on it) in computer it just shuts down and then turn on back and give me error that all boot options have been tried press f4 etc..... Any help is appreciated

- When an operating system is installed using Legacy BIOS boot mode, the operating system can be started only in Legacy BIOS boot mode.
- When an operating system is installed using UEFI boot mode, the operating system can be started only in UEFI boot mode.

How to create UEFI Boot Mode or/and Legacy BIOS Boot Mode compatible Windows 10 64-bit USB flash drive: link

can you post a picture of the files that are on your bootable usb media

genet said:

- When an operating system is installed using Legacy BIOS boot mode, the operating system can be started only in Legacy BIOS boot mode.
- When an operating system is installed using UEFI boot mode, the operating system can be started only in UEFI boot mode.

How to create UEFI Boot Mode or/and Legacy BIOS Boot Mode compatible Windows 10 64-bit USB flash drive: link

But can you tell me why I can only boot when I have my Win 10 Flash Drive in the computer?

Kyhi said:

can you post a picture of the files that are on your bootable usb media

Sure, here it is: https://i.imgur.com/KoH1g6t.png

genet said:

The problem came when you installed Windows 10 ?

Post a screen capture image of your Disk Management screen.

You can try to repair by using the bcdboot X:\windows command. Here is more info: link

Yeah problem came when I intalled Win 10. Here is a picture of Disk Management screen: https://i.imgur.com/l2h6k6f.png

I am going to try that command and then report back here.

EDIT: That command did not work.

One problem I see is that your System Reserved partition is on the wrong drive. When you initially install Windows, It's best to disconnect the other drives, so that the System Reserved partition will install on the same drive.

DKW said:

One problem I see is that your System Reserved is on the wrong drive. When you install Windows, It's best to disconnect the other drives, so this won't happen.

Ok, Can I move it to the other drive or do I have to install windows again?

I would suggest doing a clean install.

If you do not want to use the System Reserved partition.

How to fix the Windows 7/8/8.1/10 bootloader if the hard drive has an MBR (Master Boot Record) partition table. -> link

edit:

select partition # Note: Select the "System Reserved" partition (if you have it) or the Windows OS partition.