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by rproffitt Accepted solution
Why I ask is someone had an older PC that didn't have the UEFI BIOS so they forced a conversion and effectively killed that OS installation.
Also, similar answers at https://superuser.com/questions/1167484/what-happens-if-i-switch-to-uefi-mode-after-install-windows-10-in-legacy-mode about backups.
by krd67 Accepted solution
A bit of detail that could be relevant to this boot change is my current BIOS options both "legacy" and "UEFI" are listed with the UEFI option greyed out and the Legacy option hi-lighted. So I am assuming because UEFI is listed once the disk is converted to GPT the system should run under UEFI. Your confirmation of my assumption would be appreciated as well as all the time you given to this inquiry.
Ken
by rproffitt Accepted solution
And you are correct. I've only done this conversion a few times. The only reasons were:
1. The owner/client wanted it.
2. A change in the video card to one that demanded the EUFI BIOS be used.
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While annoying it appears you disable then enable WinRE.
Found with https://www.google.com/search?&q=mbr2gpt+failed+to+update+ReAgent.xml
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