Windows 11 [SOLVED] Set partition used for legacy boot - system reserved

[ItsEntDev]

[SOLVED]

 

[Neemobeer]

If the disk is GPT you would want an EFI boot partiton and not MBR

 

[ItsEntDev]

It isn't a GPT disk, it's MBR, as said above.

 

[ItsEntDev]

If the disk is GPT you would want an EFI boot partiton and not MBR

But since I said 'the disk is MBR' I clearly don't have a GPT drive.

 

[Neemobeer]

The boot manager entry should not point to a logical partition for the the partition parameter. It should point to a volume designator.

If the boot partition is the first volume on the disk it would be partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume1

 

[ItsEntDev]

The boot manager entry should not point to a logical partition for the the partition parameter. It should point to a volume designator.

If the boot partition is the first volume on the disk it would be partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume1

I fixed it in the end by converting my disk to GPT and writing a new EFI partition, which in the end means I can boot from UEFI which is nice.
I do however have a new issue: I'm missing the Windows Recovery Environment. F:\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery is empty except for a BCD store, which has no entries. C:\Recovery is empty and C:\Windows\System32\Recovery is too. How can I fix this?