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I dont even know how to set it as non active as there isnt an option for that, and also when i do that command it just brings up a bunch of stuff that i dont even know what is. i really need a walk through of this or something because this is getting more and more confusing
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the final command just keeps bringing up the options so i dont think this is working
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ok well this didnt do anything and it continues not to boot when the G drive is missing , i need to be able to move my system reserve to the C drive but i dont think i can as my C drive has no unallocated space
Make sure you have spaces in the correct places. Replace the underscores "_" with spaces:
After you ran the diskpart commands, you did run the exit command to leave diskpart and get back into a command prompt before running the bcdboot command? Also, you need to set your BIOS to boot from Disk 0.Code:bcdboot_C:\Windows_/s_C:_/f_BIOS
Good you fixed it.
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