#I tried to convert disk to gpt
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boot to bios/uefi settings and show the boot order configuration
this is currently trying to use network boot, and is not actually booting from your windows disk
Well the boot order first is the windows disk
What's next in the boot order?
things behave a little differently in the UEFI/GPT land
does your laptop even support UEFI?
I don't think so
try seeing if you have CSM or Legacy mode or something similar
disable that and restart
No
so there's no mention of UEFI anywhere in there?
No
booting a GPT disk requires UEFI to be supported...
did the conversion succeed or did it fail part way through?
It blue screened when I pressed the button
It might have been before even
Maybe the drive failed
the drive is clearly recognised
do you have another working PC or a Windows installer USB
won't be of much help
I can make a bootable USB in android
why were you even trying to convert to GPT, what guide were you following, etc.
if you could make a bootable windows usb, that would be really helpful
I got an error and followed a guide from the program's developers
Well
It's just really slow
wait windows 7??? you're telling me this thing has windows 7
Do you really think that something that doesn't have uefi can do windows 10
It's already pushing it with windows 7
I mean I had Windows 11 running on a "Windows XP certified" machine (albeit it was a thinkpad)
do you have any important data on there?
This thing struggles to play 480p video
Yes
I got a guide from another person from here
would you be okay with doing a clean reinstall after copying your data over?
To install a newer version of windows?
nah to delete everything and start over