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Moving EFI System Partition

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I believe I have just done it successfully, and the dying drive is not connected to the system.

 

Found a program called AOEMI Partition assistant that did what I needed and used Gparted Live to set partion to boot flag.

 

So it IS possible. just annoying though...

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Needing to move Win10 EFI System Partion to another drive, preferably to same drive that my OS is on, as my secondary SSD which I use for games is failing on me...

 

Also possibly recovery partition.

CPU: Intel 4770k @ 4.6Ghtz MB: Asus z87-Deluxe RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance Red 1866mhtz Storage: Corsair Force 3 120GBx2 PSU: Corsair HX1000 GPU: ASUS GTX 780 DCU2 Case: Define R4

 

LTC: LeBdcWLcreZREjTRHJsi3vN4oRDVvqRNXf

 

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I believe I have just done it successfully, and the dying drive is not connected to the system.

 

Found a program called AOEMI Partition assistant that did what I needed and used Gparted Live to set partion to boot flag.

 

So it IS possible. just annoying though...

CPU: Intel 4770k @ 4.6Ghtz MB: Asus z87-Deluxe RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance Red 1866mhtz Storage: Corsair Force 3 120GBx2 PSU: Corsair HX1000 GPU: ASUS GTX 780 DCU2 Case: Define R4

 

LTC: LeBdcWLcreZREjTRHJsi3vN4oRDVvqRNXf

 

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