How to create new Windows Boot Manager when i convert MBR to GPT


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    How to create new Windows Boot Manager when i convert MBR to GPT




    Before i bought computer i see Windows Boot Manager in Boot Option . But after a while Company Asus install new Windows 10 for me on MBR Disk i don't see it anymore.

    I search google "How to convert MBR Disk to GPT Disk without reinstall Windows". They instruction me .
    I use AOEMEI Partition resize C unallocated 2GB.
    After that i right click Disk convert to GPT Disk.
    I reboot computer and it show like above image. I don't see "Boot Option #1 Windows Boot Manager" in Boot Option.
    How to create new Windows Boot Manager ?
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    Thanks all . Just download Macrium Reflect create Boot USB . And boot from that usb , click fix the boot windows 10.
    Very simple method
    Method 2 : Recreate EFI Partition with Windows Install USB and diskpart.
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