Need help moving bootloader/windows boot manager from HDD to SSD

Hello. I need help moving the bootloader/windows boot manager to my SSD.

My HDD got corrupt but I cannot remove it or I cannot boot Windows without it.

I have tried following this thread but it doesn't work. I have a problem assigning a letter to the EFI System Partition as the option is grayed out.
I want to move windows boot manager from HDD to SSD

I have tried everything and I need some help regarding this. Thank you!

There are two types of disks: Legacy - MBR or UEFI - GPT.
They have different types of boot loaders. We need to know what type of disk you have.

Did you cloned the HDD into the SSD or did you do a clean install on the SSD?

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Megahertz said:

There are two types of disks: Legacy - MBR or UEFI - GPT.
They have different types of boot loaders. We need to know what type of disk you have.

Did you cloned the HDD into the SSD or did you do a clean install on the SSD?

I am pretty sure my HDD and SSD are both GPT.

I did a fresh install on the SSD. I tried cloning but it did not work.

Did you detached the HDD when doing the clean install?
I guess not.
Post a Disk Manager image so we can see what you have.
Expand the Disk Manager window, expand the columns so we can read them and with the snipping toll take a snapshot of the whole window and save it to your disk.
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Megahertz said:

Did you detached the HDD when doing the clean install?
I guess not.
Post a Disk Manager image so we can see what you have.

I did not detach the HDD when I was installing on the SSD.

https://i.imgur.com/YvjrsuN.png

Please don't use external links. Use the paper clip on the Quick Reply window - Go advanced - and on the top you find a paper clip - Add File - Browse to the saved file - upload.

Try this.
Shut down, detach the HDD (Power or SATA cable) and boot from the Win 10 installation disk. On the fist screen hit Shift+F10.
Do a Startup repair.

Megahertz said:

Please don't use external links. Use the paper clip on the Quick Reply window - Go advanced - and on the top you find a paper clip - Add File - Browse to the saved file - upload.

Try this.
Shut down, detach the HDD (Power or SATA cable) and boot from the Win 10 installation disk. On the fist screen hit Shift+F10.
Do a Startup repair.

Sorry, will do that next time.

I do not have an installation disk. I suppose a USB with Windows 10 will work fine. Will try this tomorrow and get back to you. Thanks!

You already have a UEFI partition. But it doesn't have a letter assigned to it.
I want to move windows boot manager from HDD to SSD

Megahertz said:

You already have a UEFI partition. But it doesn't have a letter assigned to it.
I want to move windows boot manager from HDD to SSD

Yes. I said in my OP that I was trying out the things said from that mentioned thread. Unfortunately, the option to assign a letter to it is grayed out. I also tried assigning it through *diskpart* and while it lets me assign a letter to it, it doesn't show in Disk Management.

Download and install partitionwizard
With it you can assign a letter to the UEFI partition.