Resolving converting MBR to GBT converting boot issue

I'm trying to upgrade Windows10 (Build: 21H1) to Windows11 since I have to convert the MBR to GBT that is where the issue begins. I've tried to do this both online and offline to no success.
This is the error which I get related to someone else had on this page but only when attempting to do the conversion using mbr2gbt offline using a Windows rescue disk in command prompt. When I attempt to do the conversion online, that is within Windows, this is the error code I get;

Code:

MBR2GPT: Attempting to convert disk 3MBR2GPT: Retrieving layout of diskMBR2GPT: 
Validating layout, disk sector size is: 512 bytesMBR2GPT: 
Trying to shrink the OS partitionMBR2GPT: 
Creating the EFI system partitionCannot create EFI system partition. 
Error: 0x000036B7
MBR2GPT-undo: 
Extending back the OS partition
MBR2GPT: Conversion failed

I prefer to do this offline, but based on this page and this page, the solutions seem to fall into my situation but not exactly. The second link which was just posted, makes me wonder if the boot is spread out over two disks, not that is may be for my situation but it was mentioned ?

Therefore I understand when doing the conversion offline diskpart is a necessity; it's just knowing what has done wrong with my particular boot that the conversion isn't smooth and how to convert it and fix the boot issues so that it will convert. All this while not loosing any data as mbr2gbt is capably off; although I know a backup prior to doing this is important.

Looks like EFI system partition cannot be created you can do it manually if you like in this video, i will show you how to create EFI partition from within Windows Recovery Environment.

FreeBooter said:

Looks like EFI system partition cannot be created you can do it manually if you like in this video, i will show you how to create EFI partition from within Windows Recovery Environment.

Shouldn't the drive be GPT first? Yes, it is possible to boot an MBR drive in UEFI mode, but it is not supported by Microsoft. Windows major updates will fail, and I am fairly sure the upgrade to Windows 11 will fail if the drive is not converted to GPT first. And you can't create a true EFI System Partition on an MBR drive, you can create a FAT32 partition with the files in it required to boot in UEFI mode.

There are 3rd party partitioners that can convert mbr>gpt without data loss.

I have done it many times.

If you post a screenshot of disk management window or similar it would be helpful.

FreeBooter said:

Looks like EFI system partition cannot be created you can do it manually if you like in this video, i will show you how to create EFI partition from within Windows Recovery Environment.

I don't want to do the converting online, if that is what you meant ?

Here is the screen shot of my disk management window, I hope it helps !

https://i.postimg.cc/gkNyDxGk/diskmgmtwindow.jpg