Insert windows 10 bootable DVD or USB and go to installation.
Choose 'Repair Your Computer'.
Choose 'Troubleshooting'.
Choose "Advanced Options'.
Next choose 'Command Prompt'.
Next, Use the
DISKPART tool to verify that the UEFI partition has a drive letter assignment.
Enter 'DISKPART' (Enter)
(In this test case we removed all other drives except the boot HDD and DVD, so we know the disk 0 is our boot HDD)
DISKPART> sel disk 0
Disk 0 is now the selected disk.
DISKPART> list vol
There was no drive letter assignment to our UEFI partition (volume 3) so you need to assign a drive letter.
DISKPART> sel vol 3
Volume 3 is the selected volume.
1-If you know that you have a extra drive letter available use it here, otherwise skip to 2.
DISKPART> assign letter=E:
2-If you are unsure what the drive chain is or if you don't know what drive letters are avalable use:
DISKPART> assign
If all went well, DiskPart successfully assigned the drive letter or mount point. You can verify that a drive letter was assigned by "DISKPART> list vol" again.
Exit DiskPart tool (Enter EXIT)
Next, we need to change to the boot folder on the UEFI volume.
Change to the UEFI volume into the boot folder. Use drive E: here or whatever drive letter was assigned above.
cd /d E:\Boot\
We need to enter three command lines to repair the BCD store.
For MBR drives: (Drives < 1TB)
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /rebuildmbr
For GPT drives: (Drives > 1TB)
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd
... Demacia ...
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