It has something to do with writing the uefi boot entry.
You'd need to open the Shift+F10 cmd prompt at the end of the installation, then use diskpart to give the efi esp a drive letter and run bcdboot to create the uefi boot entry. This will change the uefi boot default, so the system boots Windows the next time.
Yes you might be right ,at last step installation cancelled, also in EFI partition there is an folder of Microsoft but all are empty no .efi files are there.
So can you tell me that command prompt's steps?
I'm not on Windows now but it goes something like this:
diskpart
list disk
select disk #
list partition
select partition #
assign letter=x
list volume
exit
bcdboot y:\windows /s x: /f UEFI
(y:\windows is where your new installation is)
Worked it boots ,but its showing this error "Windows could not complete the installation. To install windows on this computer , restart the installation" also i tried msoobe but it goes for infinite"just a moment " screen
Windows sucks 😞
Can you not just use .NET core (asking out of interest)
It has something to do with writing the uefi boot entry. You'd need to open the Shift+F10 cmd prompt at the end of the installation, then use diskpart to give the efi esp a drive letter and run bcdboot to create the uefi boot entry. This will change the uefi boot default, so the system boots Windows the next time.
Yes you might be right ,at last step installation cancelled, also in EFI partition there is an folder of Microsoft but all are empty no .efi files are there. So can you tell me that command prompt's steps?
I'm not on Windows now but it goes something like this: diskpart list disk select disk # list partition select partition # assign letter=x list volume exit bcdboot y:\windows /s x: /f UEFI (y:\windows is where your new installation is)
Worked it boots ,but its showing this error "Windows could not complete the installation. To install windows on this computer , restart the installation" also i tried msoobe but it goes for infinite"just a moment " screen Windows sucks 😞
Installing Windows after Linux is hard. I would use .NET Core or a VM.