True but then his bootloader could (and probably would) end up on the first drive. It's ALWAYS recommended when installing windows to physically disconnect or disable in UEFI bios all other drives except the one where you are installing windows to insure that the bootloader is installed on the...
IMO your're spinning your wheels. I believe it will require a repair install (which does not work for you), a custom install like @zbook suggested in post #12 or a clean install, as distasteful as it may be. Backup your drivers so you can install them manually if necessary...
Welcome to the forum @nezuchills. You also @Nemo
Nemo is right on point so we know he's been here before. Good job.
Take a gander at the forum tutorial index here. You'll find all kinds of good stuff listed alphabetically.
https://www.elevenforum.com/pages/tutorial-index/
Tutorials are broken...
I feel you. We've all been there. Do you not have a backup image that you could restore?(a backup solution can save you without days of work) If not, just bite the bullet and clean install. It will not only fix your current problem but anything else that ails you. As much as I dislike doing it...
You have CPU Intel® Core™ i9-14900KF Processor Motherboard MSI PRO Z790-P. Check your bios default power level for 14900KF. Discussion here.
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/14900k-why-i-am-not-stable-at-4096w.25042/
With the speeds of modern day cpus, fast ram, over the top GPUS, fast bus speeds, fast nvme drives and everything else in a computer that adds to speed, why do users push their machines even further by extreme overclocking? The only thing I know about overclocking is gamers do it to get more...
Correction to my previous post.
@Try3 pointed out to me that the folder does not have to be in
C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\
It can be anywhere. It makes no difference.
Neither does it have to be named Quick Launch. The users can choose any name and location...
@jimbo45 Getting systems to show up in the network map has been a problem for some since Windows 10. For some reason, it seems to be more prevalent in mixed OS networks. Most people can access other systems on their network by using shortcuts to the computer name or ip address.
Without using...
I am in no way recommending that you do either one. In fact, I recommend that you do not. But here's my answer to your question.
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/enable-or-disable-microsoft-defender-antivirus-in-windows-11.4269/#post-332083...