Windows update missing from settings

Hello @Fitzy,

Fitzy said:

I’ve now got my new fresh install all working, but i want to load another version of windows 10 on a partition, but finding it impossible to boot from my USB, I’ve enabled Legacy in the BIOS and set it to boot from USB hard disk and/or USB CD/DVD drive, but nothing, i either get ‘can’t load windows as the partition is GPT, so I just Rufus too burn the ISO (GPT), but it still wont boot from the USB drive, I get an error saying ‘windows system32 boot winload.exe missing or corrupt’ 0000225 error code.

To check if your computer is Legacy BIOS or UEFI, type this into a CMD Prompt and press Enter . . .

> bcdedit | find "path"

The result will be one of these . . .

Code:

path                    \Windows\system32\winload.exe

path                    \Windows\system32\winload.efi

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Perhaps the ISO is corrupted or the Bootable USB became corrupted when burning. Try downloading another ISO and burning it again to see if that helps.

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The Disk has got to be either MBR or GPT, it can NOT be BOTH.

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Once you have a working Bootable USB you might find this useful [ Create the New Partition for the installation FIRST ] . . .

 Dual-Boot Win 10 with Win 10

This best and most straight forward method is explained in detail here by Navicular . . .

> Dual-Boot Win 10 With Win 10

If you want to return to Single-Boot, then this Tutorial may be useful . . .

> How to Remove and Uninstall Windows 7, 8, or 10 from Dual Boot PC.

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I hope this helps!

Hi Paul

thanks for you advice, I believe my laptop is UEFI BIOS, I’ve burned the bootable USB drive via Microsoft media creation tool and Rufus, several times with bothe applications on at least 6 different USB drives, but I will try your suggestions tonight and let you know what happens.