HOW TO CREATE EFI SYSTEM PARTITION ? SOLVED!

[@QUICKEASY]

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[@tubeman1983]

Once the EFI partition is created, do I need to install bootloader and other necessary apps for my PC to boot normally? Cheers

[@zhaaiping5494]

Bro, you saved my life

[@franbarrera2794]

Sigue funcionando perfectamente gente. Pensar que casi formateo mi hdd por esto, muchas gracias

[@RahulYadav-ge5pn]

MSR and EFI partitions are only supported on GPT disks. Convert the selected disk to GPT and try again.

[@kheladi364]

happen same to me how to solve this ?

[@YordanStoyanovBG]

@@EFXTVe is this coversion applicable only on empty drives, or you can have data on it and more partitions on it? Will this wipe the data on the MBR drive?

[@cdmarshall7448]

Actually it is pretty easy to do I did it in Win 10. Run command prompt as admin but you need a compatible system that can run in GPT. If all of that is yes and your Win is not on a GPT drive you can convert it if so it will automatically create the EFI file. Might not work for everyone sadly is the way of tech your windows 10 must be currently updated for this to work. RUN command prompt as admin. Then type this in to test: *mbr2gpt.exe /validate /allowFULLOS* If it says yes, you can swap it to GPT (hopefully). Then type almost the same thing again: *mbr2gpt.exe /convert /allowFULLOS* Please note the space before the / after each command. So it is command (space) /command (space)/command: mbr2gpt.exe {SPACE}/validate {SPACE}/allowFULLOS* Hit enter when done. If you ran as admin it should work. Restart and make sure your BIOS is in UEFI or it will not boot OS. If you cannot swap to UEFI in BIOS do not try this. Always have a backup just in case, always. This will convert your windows 10 to UEFI w/o any loss of data but never bank on that. As always, run at your own risk. 🙄

[@cdmarshall7448]

I did this on my main drive that had no partitions.

[@diymaster9385]

thankz bro....my windows now is working properly.... i love you,, thank you so much......

[@guerotech]

Windows OS is already installed so it is easy to create an EFI partition. How about creating an EFI partition from when there is no Operating System installed.

[@slav3rsn1x]

I'm using bootable usb, create bootable usb from another pc or computer cafe, after boot with usb

[@svrR]

thank you, my problem is solved🎉

[@jovannygiraldo1693]

Gracias por tu aporte me fue de gran ayuda 🎉

[@shashanksharmadon4295]

Nyco......

[@akashdeepbora9291]

I have installed a new SSD but the EFI files are still with the old HDD... how to resolve it?

[@xFLAME_x]

Bro i have the same problem, how to solve it

[@MarcinAdamowicz]

@@xFLAME_x did u solve it? I have the same problem

[@xFLAME_x]

@@MarcinAdamowicz not yet, my hdd is not turning off by inactivity my laptop battery is draining so much even I am not using hdd files, but i think computer need efi file to start up if that efi file is on hdd and whole system is on ssd Or another drive it kinda nonsense, so you can create another efi files on your operating system drive by a command, idk what is that command, you can search on yt how to create efi file on ssd, after creating efi on your main drive you can delete old efi on hard disk by opening disk partition right click on hdd efi and now delete button will be visible nd restart your system, now gtg, your hdd will not turn on if you didnt open any hdd files

[@lesehancatalog9934]

@@xFLAME_x hi, I have the same problem. did anyone solved it?

[@xFLAME_x]

@@lesehancatalog9934 yes bro i resolved it by these steps, go to youtube and search how to create efi file on new ssd (I mean this video) and type the command shown on any video, now restart your pc and go to bios and change efi partition to your new drive, if you don't know how to change efi partition drive in bios, you can search it on youtube, after changing it to new efi partition on ssd, go to windows partition and right click on old efi partition and click delete, and you can change hard disk turn of time by inactivity on power options on control pannel, change it to 1 min on both battery and plug in mode and done.

[@commingsoon1729]

thank you.... its worked men,,,

[@nlrhace4393]

THANK GOD; THIS VIDEO EXISTS

[@Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana]

It would be super helpful if this video had a narrator, instead of music I don't like. . Why do just computer nerds not understand the BLOOMING OBVIOUS FACT that you are supposed to narrate a video! People who make videos on every other subject just plain know this. . This video really is helpful. I appreciate the effort this chap put into making it, but blimey, you have to go the full kilometer and explain to the viewers what is happening in the video.

[@willbenson6264]

This person went out of there way to make this video, the steps are relatively simple, and non narrative videos isn't exclusive to "computer nerds"

[@im.Lewang]

Can we edit how it appear in disk management instead of (disk 0 partition 1)?

[@diymaster9385]

nice,, great video

[@nmgamingandhobbies7109]

what does it mean by MSR and EFI partitions are only supported on GPT disks? Convert the selected disk to GPT and try again. This is what appears in the command prompt when I type create partition EFI.

[@_____________3229]

in disk manager, right click the DISK (not the partition) and click "convert to gpt". if the option is greyed out, then you have to format the disk before you can convert it to gpt

[@nikidhan]

i have created efi partition but still my bios not detect my m.2 ssd as windows boot manager. what should i do next? fyi i have already installed windows 10 in it. just having problem to boot from it

[@cyberpunk144]

Any answer to your problem we’re both having the same one

[@nikidhan]

@@cyberpunk144 no solution yet, for now im still using my ssd sata to boot

[@Mercedez07]

I created EFI SYSTEM PARTITION but ubuntu says "no EFI PARTITION FOUND"

[@RafaelGonzalez-dc6pt]

archi that’s not true

[@RafaelGonzalez-dc6pt]

@archi learn English first dumbass

[@pentrus2747]

@archi Can confirm that it's not the case. Doesn't work for me either

[@Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana]

EFI is a Windows thing, duh.

[@finlee98]

that was quick and easy thank man!

[@Randomynous01]

Soooo , why can’t i do this through the diskmanegment graphical interface???!

[@Darkshine585]

thanks very much

[@akshitkamboj3229]

THANK YOU SO MUCH BRO REALLY

[@iraqi3025]

Thank you you are legendary

[@arjunt663]

Will this method erase the selected disk ??

[@_____________3229]

no it wont

[@arthas9876]

just a empty EFI partition, any idea & how to create file inside?

[@commingsoon1729]

can i create ssd ?

[@badannyokarupuk7425]

how to create dualboot mode bios and uefi in the same windows, like image for diskless. ty

[@patdzon]

Salamat tol!

[@loizosrr]

You are a fucking beast ! Thank you !

[@adehol]

alas, pc wont boot!I cant get into the Disk Management console. Stuck!

[@poseidon3032]

Yeah I installed Windows 8.1 on an old laptop. It did not install the EFI partition. It originally had it when I bought the laptop. When I tried to install Linux, it wanted the EFI partition. This is just freaking silly. I guess Windows installed as a MBR. I thought both Windows and Linux would work that way as well. So what I need to convert Windows to GPT now? When I went to reinstall everything, Windows didn't like that it was GPT, so I cleaned and converted it to MBR just so I could reinstall Windows. But when I installed Windows, no EFI, which Linux wants to install alongside. WTF!!!!

[@Why_is_gamora]

didn't show the disk 1 for me only disk 0 in cmd

[@PurfluxYT]

Soo, I curently have a System Partition in my hdd, and if I will create this, will it create the whole EFI folder?

[@Gag4n]

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[@raskosnikos]

THANK YOU...

[@AndySuttonSESR]

Thanks!

[@HavinBrainDamage]

for what i need this EFI-Partition on a USB ?

[@alexwells2231]

that did not create a workable efi partition you still need to format and make the msr , and assign drive letters the robocopy other the data from the original efi partition How to Mirror the EFI System Partition on Windows 10 form Disk 0 to Disk 1 1. select disk 0 2. list partition Step-2: Note the size in megabytes of "System" & "Reserved" Partitions on the boot disk (DISK 0). * * lets say they are "System" (EFI ) Partition is "100" MB and the size of "Reserved" (MSR) partition is 15MB. Step-3. Create the System and Reserved partition(s) and assign a drive letter to the EFI partition, on the secondary disk (DISK 1): 1. select disk 1 2. create partition efi size=100 * 3. format fs=fat32 quick 4. assign letter=t 5. create partition msr size=15 * * Note: Specify the same size you noted at step-2 above for the EFI & MSR partitions. Step 4. Assign a drive letter to the System partition on the primary disk (DISK 0) and exit DISKPART. 1. select disk 0 2. select partition 2 3. assign letter=s 4. exit Step 5. Copy the contents of the primary EFI System partition of Disk 0, to the primary EFI System partition on the secondary - mirrored - disk (Disk 1), by typing the following command in command prompt: * robocopy.exe s:\ t:\ * /e /copyall /dcopy:t /xf BCD.* /xd "System Volume Information" * Note: Type exit to close the DISKPART tool first.

[@ralphbalaoro1481]

hello po pano po lagyan ng files yung created na efi system?

[@satyajitpatil6130]

i have only disk 0 and you have disk 1 and 0 how??

[@aero_dev]

disk 0 is his primary hdd; the one with the os on it. disk 1 is the flash drive he is using.

[@Qdbp-sh5ti]

how to rename that partition?

[@DkMusical-mx7rc]

Bro how to dynamic disk convert Basic disk and MBRtoGPT

[@genisbibin8292]

Nice 😊😊😊😍😍😍worked!

[@goodvides5135]

thankyou,,,,.. EFI created....

[@MichaelSidneyTimpson]

What if it is not a GPT disk; how do you do this for MBR disk?

[@yhwach1]

HOW TO UNDO EFI???

[@xenotm5917]

Thx!

[@windwos11tutorial83]

thanks man,,,, great!!!!!

[@Truthwilltriumph01]

after creating EFI system partition i am unable to FAT32 format it. DiSKPART says parameter error. what can i do?

[@GerYanez]

How delete efi partition?

[@sebascrafthelper9625]

Im have only disk 0 what can i do

[@holy_jayden]

Insert pendrive to get Disk1

[@martinsb28]

Thanks so much