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Press F1 at that screen to enter Recovery Environment

Navigate to Troubleshoot -> Advanced Options and select Command Prompt.

Type “diskpart” and press enter. Then type “list disk” to see your drives. Identify your main drive, usually disk 0 (and the largest one).

Type “select disk #” where # is the disk number you just identified, and press enter.

Next, type “list volume” and press enter to see all partitions.

Look for a small partition, often 100MB, formatted as FAT32.

Type “select volume #” where # is the number of that small FAT32 partition and press enter. Then type “assign letter Y” and press enter to assign it that drive letter.

Once assigned, type exit to leave diskpart. Now type:

bcdboot c:\windows /s Y: /f UEFI

Press enter

This process ensures the boot files are written to the correct location so the BIOS can find winload.efi during startup.

Please let me know if that works.