Now open a command prompt with admin or powershell with admin again and run: On your NVMe SSD you should now have an EFI System Partition with drive letter Y: followed by an MSR partition with no drive letter (which is hidden in Windows Disk Management), followed by a partition containing Windows with drive letter Z. Your cloning/copying software should let you assign a drive letter to the cloned partition, give it Z. Then using whatever disk cloning program you like, I prefer Macrium Reflect Free, but MiniTool Partition Wizard Free would also be an excellent choice, clone/copy your existing C: drive partition ONLY to the remaining unallocated space on the NVMe SSD. Select part 1 <- this will select the MSR partition created by the convert gpt commandĭelete part override <- delete the MSR partition created by the convert gpt commandĬreate part EFI size=100 <- create a 100 MB EFI System Partitionįormat fs=fat32 quick <- format the EFI System Partition as FAT32Īssign letter=y <- give the new EFI System Partition drive letter Y:Ĭreate part MSR size=16 <- create a 16 MB MSR partition (standard on GPT drives)Įxit <- Exit Command Prompt or Powershell Select disk # <-replace # with the actual number for the NVMe SSDĬlean <- this will erase the disk selected above, make sure it is the NVMe SSD! List disk <- lists all the physical disks (drives) installed in the computer Code: reagentc /disable <-copies the contents of your recovery partition to a hidden folder on C: drive
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