Mbr to gpt

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       #31

    it was pertaining to the subject so i asked a question
    not trying to do anything else

    it should remain @junieman511's issue
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       #32

    njnitehawk said:
    it was pertaining to the subject so i asked a question
    not trying to do anything else

    it should remain @junieman511's issue
    The answer to your question is that you will not be able run programs installed on the old Windows MBR disk in a new Windows 11 GPT disk because when you install programs in Windows they put different files in different locations and make registry entries. You will have to reinstall those programs on your Windows 11 GPT disk. The exception to that rule are self-contained "portable" programs.
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       #33

    NavyLCDR said:
    Which Windows 10 can you boot into? And when you boot into that Windows 10, which drive letter is the other Windows 10 installation getting?
    The answer is on post #17
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    8.1
       #34

    thank you for assisting me in this endeavor
    much appreciated
    sorry on the other
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       #35

    Megahertz said:
    The answer is on post #17
    From Post #17, I would try running the following two commands:

    Code:
    bcdboot D:\Windows
    bcdboot C:\Windows
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       #36

    @junieman511

    Did you follow @NavyLCDR steps?

    Or what did you do?
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    Thread Starter
       #37

    Mbr to gpt


    CHANGED THE MBR to GPT AND IT WORKES FINE.

    THANKS TO EVERY ONE FOR THE HELP,
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