Sorry, it is a Lenovo Y700 I'm dealing with, not the laptop in my profile. I will try to add this one. Unfortunately I did not find any applicable drivers on their site or updates through Windows.
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Sorry, it is a Lenovo Y700 I'm dealing with, not the laptop in my profile. I will try to add this one. Unfortunately I did not find any applicable drivers on their site or updates through Windows.
I don't see much detail here: https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/Lenovo_Laptops/ideapad_Y700_17/ideapad_Y700_17_Spec.PDF
But I'll try to see if there's any updated drivers tonight, thanks.
I have a common issue with my SD card where the card is not detected if I insert it while Windows is running. If I insert the card before booting up, then the card is recognized. The card works as...
Ah, I see, should have waited another 5 minutes haha. I had looked at the PARTUUID in gdisk in Linux and it didn't match, so I assume it needed to be set anyway.
I ran the commands as outlined above including the 'set id' part and I am now able to boot Windows. Thank you topgundcp!
topgundcp
When I ran 'mountvol U: /s' the EFI partition was successfully mounted, so can I skip the 'set id' part since it seems the EFI partition is already recognized?
Right, I understand that part, but am I setting the UUID of the partition with that command? Is the UUID of the EFI partition C12A7328-F81F-11D2-BA4B-00A0C93EC93B on all windows installations?
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Okay, thank you. I will give that a try. Also, I appreciate you explaining what each step does.
Here, are we setting the UUID of the EFI partition? I don't want to change the UUID if possible...
While installing a different OS. My EFI partition was wiped and set as unallocated space. I booted up a linux live cd and partitioned the unallocated space, formatting it back to FAT32. I was able to...
Ok, cool. That's good news. I'll give it a try then.
Are you sure? Right now I have Windows and my Linux Distros sharing the same EFI partition, but they are all in their own folders of course. But are you saying that I can create a second EFI...
I currently have one 100MB EFI partition and I use grub to boot Windows 10, Manjaro, and Arch. I'm going to be installing macOS which requires a 200MB EFI partition. I have read though, that Windows...
I guess the delay was the issue. Instead of changing it in the batch file though, I just changed it in task scheduler. Instead of having it run at startup, I set it to run at logon of any user.
I use the laptop exclusively for video playback to a TV. When you turn the laptop on with the HDMI plugged in, the built in display is on, but blank. The only way to get the built in display to...
I wasn't familiar with group policy. I looked into it though, but I don't think I have it on my system. I though of something though. The purpose of my script is to change the primary display from...
I am trying to run a batch file with these contents:
ECHO OFF
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /external
I've tried putting a...