You can do the bcdboot command while the drive is connected to another PC. The Windows partition will get it's own drive letter. For example if it gets F: the command would be:
F:\Windows\System32\bcdboot F:\Windows /s F: /f ALL
Change all the F: above to whatever drive letter the windows partition gets assigned. Do not change the /f, that stands for "firmware" and ALL after it will set it up to boot UEFI and legacy BIOS, although it probably won't boot in UEFI since the Windows partition is NTFS formatted.
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The C: drive is already a boot drive, is it possible to move the system partition to the C: drive from F: drive ?
I have a bunch of files that have the same name in all the files. I do not want to go through all 244 files and remove it manually. They are MP3's that I have purchased and saved. I got hit with ransonware a few weeks ago, and it renamed all of my...
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One day I noticed that my poor system ssd of 112GB has two parts. The new part is Recovery of 850MB
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Does anyone know what caused it?...
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