Moving Boot Partition

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  1. DaRaNiSDaRaNiS

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    That is only side info:
     
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    There needs to be an "Active" partition in order for the system to boot.
    If you expand the Status heading of Disk management you should see that C: is an Active partition.
     
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    #7 Wazoo, Apr 21, 2020
    Checked and found that "Active" is only needed for MBR drives.
    On GPT drives it is the EFI system partition that manages booting.
     
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