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CeliaNiu
Hi All,
I've encountered an issue recently on some x86 PCs with 19H1(aka 1903).
I've two SSDs (A & B) and both have win10 home 19H1 installed.
Failure detail description:
1) Boot to SSD_A and shutdown from OS normally
2) Power off the system
3) Remove SSD_A and install SSD_B
4) Power on and boot to SSD_B then shutdown from OS normally
5) Press power button and power on again, system stop with "No bootable Device Detected!"
6) Entering BIOS setup utility and check the SSD is detected correctly but not listed as bootable device from BBS
7) Boot to Shell and found the boot variable "Boot0000" of SSD is "0x08" instead of "0x01"
From UEFI Specification,
#define LOAD_OPTION_ACTIVE 0x00000001
#define LOAD_OPTION_HIDDEN 0x00000008
More test:
1) No failure with Win10 1803 version.
2) No failure if do not boot to OS. That is to say, entering into BIOS setup utility each time and check the BBS menu instead of booting to SSD.
From the those tests, Win10 1903 is supposed to be the owner to change the boot variable of SSD's partition from active to hidden.
But why? Please help advise, thanks!
Celia
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I've encountered an issue recently on some x86 PCs with 19H1(aka 1903).
I've two SSDs (A & B) and both have win10 home 19H1 installed.
Failure detail description:
1) Boot to SSD_A and shutdown from OS normally
2) Power off the system
3) Remove SSD_A and install SSD_B
4) Power on and boot to SSD_B then shutdown from OS normally
5) Press power button and power on again, system stop with "No bootable Device Detected!"
6) Entering BIOS setup utility and check the SSD is detected correctly but not listed as bootable device from BBS
7) Boot to Shell and found the boot variable "Boot0000" of SSD is "0x08" instead of "0x01"
From UEFI Specification,
#define LOAD_OPTION_ACTIVE 0x00000001
#define LOAD_OPTION_HIDDEN 0x00000008
More test:
1) No failure with Win10 1803 version.
2) No failure if do not boot to OS. That is to say, entering into BIOS setup utility each time and check the BBS menu instead of booting to SSD.
From the those tests, Win10 1903 is supposed to be the owner to change the boot variable of SSD's partition from active to hidden.
But why? Please help advise, thanks!
Celia
Continue reading...