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It is supposed to be like that

I think you mean the System partition. If you have deleted it, then there should be unallocated space where it was previously. You could create an esp ( aka system ) partition from that unallocated space and populate it using bcdboot command.

I dont know why you want it, but for info This is from the latest iso release en-us_windows_11_consumer_editions_version_23h2_updated_april_2024_x64_dvd_d986680b.iso the next updated iso will probably be released around 20th May Information for Image 1 ----------------------- Index...

mse works fine https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=5201

That error can be the result of the wrong mode in bios. have a look and change it to whatever is the other one from AHCI/NVMe to RAID ON or from RAID ON to AHCI/NVMe

did you save the chnages in bios and it still attempts pxe boot ?

They have risen steeply over the past several months. Hard to tell if it has peaked. I got a couple of spares when prices were sensible about a year ago.

you could also try nir sofers bootperformanceview. double click on an entry to get a pop up with the breakdown. On my system having the mechanical disk turned on adds considerable time. It is usually off and only switched on as and when needed.

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/10426/dell-xps-8960-gaming-pc/index.html

Check your bios settings.

Winntsetup pics look ok. Something odd with your bios settings, it shouldnt be attempting pxe boot.

After unbitlockering 1. Format the esp partition on Disk 0 to fat32 Format the windows partition on disk 0 to ntfs 2. Where it says Select Boot Drive in the dropdown select HD-0:1 It will say EFI PART with a green light. that is the esp partition on your gpt disk.

If you want to use winntsetup here are some screenshots, shouldnt be necessary because it is obvious when you see it. Partitions need to exist. If they have older or sick windows on them, format the esp as fat32 and the target windows partition as ntfs before proceeding. It will...

Your winre.wim could not see the disk. Therefore it is unlikely the regular ms installation media will see the disk You might be able to change the setting in bios or add the drivers to installation media...

How are you planning to do that? the regular installation media wont be able to see the disk. I would use winntsetup. It is under the start menu. First use any of the partition tools, windows disk mgmt or aomei or diskgenius or bootice to format the esp partition to fat32 and format the...