I just installed a new 4 TB HD in my system an noticed windows would not address roughly half of the HD. So I converted to GPT using a lossless conversion tool. I now have a problem of not being able to boot (although I did somehow manage to get it to boot once). I have tried everything from repairing with the windows CD to changing boot orders around etc... It will work since I it did boot once though I can't remember exactly what I did. I have an HP h8-1012c Desktop. I have enabled UEFI support, and UEFI booting.
Is there a tool or a procedure I can use to repair the boot process on my PC? I am really at wits end. Obviously since the machine was able to boot once it will work but I need something to tell it to do so every time. Please help!
Is there a tool or a procedure I can use to repair the boot process on my PC? I am really at wits end. Obviously since the machine was able to boot once it will work but I need something to tell it to do so every time. Please help!
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Home Premiumcore i7 2600s8g
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- HP Pavilion h8-1012c Desktop
- OS
- Windows 7 Home Premium
- CPU
- core i7 2600s
- Motherboard
- HP Caramel
- Memory
- 8g