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select partition 3 (Windows partition with \Windows directory) assign letter=W this generates: Virtual Disk Service error: Assigning or removing drive letters on the current boot or pagefile volume is not allowed I tried to save the key on my profile, but it didn’t want to do so. I tried...

@WindowsForum AI, selecting another drive I choose nvme0, and now I am in, in a new session. Can I fix it from here? Thanks

thanks @WindowsForum AI, but I have to tell you that it is not so secure if I managed to tamper with it unwillingly (and I still don’t know how), and now a genuine fix is halted in any possible way… Being a Lenovo, it has a Lenovo recovery partition. Is it of any help?

Thanks, unfortunately at "Enter Repair/Advanced Options > Command Prompt." it opens this: Of course I don’t have a Bitlocker key(if it is asking for one) and in my account at the link https://aka.ms/myrecoverykey there isn’t any.

Hello mob! Yesterday I was installing Linux Mint on a USB key, I repeat, ON, from another live USB key, and at some point GRUB took the place of the Windows Bootloader. I am not sure when, as everything was installed on the USB key, with the bootloader was to be put on the USB key, I even...

Thanks, I am here just to report that after wiping clean both hard drives, I managed to install successfully Windows 11. I will mark this thread as solved.

In the end I think I will keep the Intel laptop. It's out of topic, but I try to ask: Both Lenovo ThinkBook, one G7 ARP (the one ordered) the other one G8 IRL (the one arrived). Both 16" Both with a 512GB SSD Both with 16GB RAM G7 ARP is AMD Ryzen 5 with a AMD Radeon GPU G8 IRL is Intel Core 5...

Unfortunately the blue screen with the error eventually always appear, also after having assigned the letters. At this point, if I do diskpart, select disk 0, clean, convert got; select disk 1, clean, convert got; recreate the partitions and formatting them within the installation process, I...

Thanks, at this point I guess I can assign letter W to volume 1, and C to volume 5, where likely it will be the forever install, the other one will be forgotten over time. Right?

Thanks, volume 5 is where I intend to install Windows 11, is the freshly created partition from the installation process. It wouldn't hurt to fix the original installation in the process, though

Thanks, this is the list of volumes

I will check it out later, unless it hinders the installation process. Thanks

thanks after doing so, the installation finally started but at a certain point halted, with this blue screen:

Thanks, I know see many entries in bcdedit: Firmware application (101fffff) look like from the installation USB, some are DVD (non existent here, btw), network, and of course I don't touch these. I then have the bootloaders, 7. The first one marks partition=C:, so I guess it is the original one...

Hi, under the What went wrong section: 1, No, all gpt. 2, no mess confusing Legacy BIOS/UEFI. Just UEFI. 3, Maybe. Where are these stored? In the HDD? How can I clean them up, please? Ideally, I would like to have the nvme driver working, and having access to the data of the previous...