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10-17-2020 09:04 PM #1
Carlyle2020 PC Specs Motherboard Asus Maximus XI APEX Processor gaming9900ks@5.2/avx 0/ adaptive vcore / 1.35+0.020 offs/LLC5/ac ll 0.01/TVB off/power saving on Memory (part number) Gskill 4400 CL16 /65k r /65k w / 60k c Graphics Card #1 3080 ftw ultra /pads on backplate Sound Card Xonar STXII mods:3xLME 49720NA Monitor LG 38GL950G / -HDR / +madVR Storage #1 2TB 970evo plus nvme Storage #2 1TB 960evo nvme +2x 1tb evo 860 hw-sata-raid CPU Cooler arctic freezer II 280 Case Unique Silverstone FT2 dampened up the wazoo V2.0 Power Supply Seasonic TX-850 Keyboard Cherry KC 1000 on top of a cherry MX1 for ergonomics :) Mouse MX Master 3 Headset Sennheiser PC360 + Philips X2HR Headset/Speakers A250 / cause LG was stingy OS Win 10 64bit Network Router yeah right... Accessory #1 Silverstone EBA01 headphone stand / black Accessory #2 radio Keyfob to turn on and off Accessory #3 4 bay fantec /10tb red/+scrap
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bios tries to boot from 500mb uefi bckp / Win now on e: ?
edit: My issue was solved following a YT Video that can be found under "Windows 10 - Repair EFI Partition"
Hello there,
i need some guidance on how to fix an issue with diskpart (i hope).
My UEFI controlled GPT Windows crashed due to tweaking my ram. Windows updates may have occured before that. I don't know.
The real OS Partition on my ssd is not c: drive anymore. Instead it tries to start win from a 500mb c: partition.
With a windows usb stick i could not fix the issue.
But i could take this screenshot after trying to find a driver:
with diskpart my only m.2 ssd looks like this:
choosing disk 0 reveals:
My issue is that in my Asus/Apex xi/ Bios the ssd will show up only as one entry:
Windos Boot Manager - samsung evo // and that entry is mapped to the wrong partition i believe
Somehow C: drive is mapped to partition 1 or 3, instead of my OS on partition 2
Is this fixable via diskpart ?
My Bios settings:
CSM: disabled
OS Type: windows uefi os
Fast boot: disabled (usually enabled)
Sata Controller(s): enabled
Sata Modus: Intel RST Premium with intel optane / i don' have optane btw
M.2_2 PCIE Storage RAID Support: RTS controled
Native Ami nvme driver enabled
Thanks in advance
Best Regards
Carlyle
edit: My issue was solved following a YT Video that can be found under "Windows 10 - Repair EFI Partition"Last edited by Carlyle2020; 10-18-2020 at 12:39 PM.