How Can I Fix the Boot Drive not Found? Help
I have difficulty deploying a Windows 10 Enterprise image to a Dell Latitude 7290 via MDT 2013. I created a FAT32 EFI boot partition at the beginning of the TS. But on reboot, the TS fails and displays. And I can't select the partition after converting to GPT using Diskpart. Are there any MDT experts who can explain why the boot drive is not visible on reboot?
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Cici· Answered on Feb 28, 2023
Boot drive not found refers to the Windows operating system cannot find a drive to boot from. Dell says MDT 2013 Update 2 requires manual editing of the formatting script to image through UEFI. Here are the simple steps:
- Copy and paste "Format and Partition Disk" from an older task sequence.
- Disable and paste "Format and Partition Disk" in the BIOS and UEFI.
- Internal MDT scripts instantly switch the drive to GPT mode, enabling UEFI compatibility.
If this method does not work, it is also possible that the master boot record (MBR) or boot sector on the bootable disc is corrupted, and you need to rebuild the MBR with a professional disc management tool.
EaseUS Partition Master can help you easily fix boot drive not found errors. And it is easy to use. Even if you are a novice, you can solve the problem.
Here are the detailed steps:
- Start EaseUS Partition Master and go to "Bootable Media," select "Create bootable media."
- Connect the bootable USB and reboot the computer. Press and hold F2/Del to enter BIOS.
- Enter the EaseUS interface, select Toolkit, and click "Rebuild MBR."
- Select the disk and MBR type, and click "Rebuild."
The above are the two main solutions. The boot drives not found may also be caused by other reasons. If you are interested, please click the following to read more.
Further Reading: [Fixed] Boot Device Not Found Error in Windows 10/8/7
