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RobNZ

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  1. Thanks Eggy1968 Worked for me and I understand it much better now. BIOS compatibility mode was essential to get my non-uefi system drive recognised. Then conversion of the system drive to uefi using Microsoft tool MBR2GPT.exe (via run with admin permissions in the still running Win10 environment) went like a dream. Turning off Compatibility Mode again was the trick to get the display port graphics going in during the boot sequence. Rob
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