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Reinstall windows 10 in UEFI mode
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Yesterday I installed windows 10 from a bootable USB (which contains a folder named efi so I think this bootable USB support both boot modes). But later I learned that UEFI mode is better than legacy (BIOS) mode. So I first confirmed which boot mode I am in by typing msinfo32 in run dialog and it display legacy.
I also checked my hard disk partition style, its MBR. I know I would need to convert to GPT partition style before I install windows 10 in UEFI mode.
But I don't want to use third party softwares and I also don't want to update to windows creator update probably because windows update takes lot of time and data also all of the third party softwares are paid. So I tried doing it with diskpart utility by booting from bootable USB and opened up cmd in the repair windows and typed these commands:
X:Sources> diskpart
X:Sources> list disk
X:Sources> select disk 0 (as my hdd was disk 0)
X:Sources> convert gpt
But it says error disk is not convertible.
So how would I reinstall windows in UEFI mode ? Any help would highly appreciated.
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Yesterday I installed windows 10 from a bootable USB (which contains a folder named efi so I think this bootable USB support both boot modes). But later I learned that UEFI mode is better than legacy (BIOS) mode. So I first confirmed which boot mode I am in by typing msinfo32 in run dialog and it display legacy.
I also checked my hard disk partition style, its MBR. I know I would need to convert to GPT partition style before I install windows 10 in UEFI mode.
But I don't want to use third party softwares and I also don't want to update to windows creator update probably because windows update takes lot of time and data also all of the third party softwares are paid. So I tried doing it with diskpart utility by booting from bootable USB and opened up cmd in the repair windows and typed these commands:
X:Sources> diskpart
X:Sources> list disk
X:Sources> select disk 0 (as my hdd was disk 0)
X:Sources> convert gpt
But it says error disk is not convertible.
So how would I reinstall windows in UEFI mode ? Any help would highly appreciated.
windows-10 boot uefi
asked 5 mins ago
Ahtisham ChishtiAhtisham Chishti
10818
add a comment |
Yesterday I installed windows 10 from a bootable USB (which contains a folder named efi so I think this bootable USB support both boot modes). But later I learned that UEFI mode is better than legacy (BIOS) mode. So I first confirmed which boot mode I am in by typing msinfo32 in run dialog and it display legacy.
I also checked my hard disk partition style, its MBR. I know I would need to convert to GPT partition style before I install windows 10 in UEFI mode.
But I don't want to use third party softwares and I also don't want to update to windows creator update probably because windows update takes lot of time and data also all of the third party softwares are paid. So I tried doing it with diskpart utility by booting from bootable USB and opened up cmd in the repair windows and typed these commands:
X:Sources> diskpart
X:Sources> list disk
X:Sources> select disk 0 (as my hdd was disk 0)
X:Sources> convert gpt
But it says error disk is not convertible.
So how would I reinstall windows in UEFI mode ? Any help would highly appreciated.
windows-10 boot uefi
asked 5 mins ago
Ahtisham ChishtiAhtisham Chishti
10818
Yesterday I installed windows 10 from a bootable USB (which contains a folder named efi so I think this bootable USB support both boot modes). But later I learned that UEFI mode is better than legacy (BIOS) mode. So I first confirmed which boot mode I am in by typing msinfo32 in run dialog and it display legacy.
I also checked my hard disk partition style, its MBR. I know I would need to convert to GPT partition style before I install windows 10 in UEFI mode.
But I don't want to use third party softwares and I also don't want to update to windows creator update probably because windows update takes lot of time and data also all of the third party softwares are paid. So I tried doing it with diskpart utility by booting from bootable USB and opened up cmd in the repair windows and typed these commands:
X:Sources> diskpart
X:Sources> list disk
X:Sources> select disk 0 (as my hdd was disk 0)
X:Sources> convert gpt
But it says error disk is not convertible.
So how would I reinstall windows in UEFI mode ? Any help would highly appreciated.
windows-10 boot uefi
windows-10 boot uefi
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