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Ok this is the whole instructions I got, do I still have to do the thing in the BIOS
What you did here is correct. Whether you want to install Windows with GPT or MBR, you should leave the partition unallocated so that Windows installation will create all necessary partitions.
There are 2 things you need to know if you want to install Windows using GPT partition scheme:
- Set your BIOS for UEFI. Some BIOS will have an option such as UEFI or MBR, some will have option as CSM. With CSM disabled, you are using UEFI, with CSM enabled, you are using MBR.
- When booting Windows installation, There are 2 options to select from DVD/USB installation disk:
One prefixed with UEFI-USB and the other is just plain USB. Same as for DVD
Attachment 95222- Once the installation USB/DVD is booted. Based on what you select from the boot menu, windows will determine what type of installation you want to install. Click Customize, select the unallocated partition, click next to let Windows installation creates all needed partitions (Do not format) and set the Partition type correctly.
Continue with the installation.