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You must perform all of these steps within the same command window open the whole time. "cd EFI" is simply changing your location from O: to O:\EFI. If you type "dir" in the command line and hit enter, it will return a list of the available directories. If you do this, and EFI is not in the list, you may not be on the correct drive. It is possible that your EFI boot folder may be on a different hidden drive. You can see a list of hidden drives by accessing your partition table when logged into windows....

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EDIT: It is worth noting that you must have secure boot disabled and legacy support enabled in the BIOS(f10 or f12), preferrably before you perform these steps. I am posting this because I have only seen partial fixes on several forums, with little explanation. This guide offers a COMPLETE solution that even inexperienced users may follow. HP and other boot loaders are all slightly different from one another. Specifically for this issue,the bootloader tries to load EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi...

EDIT: It is worth noting that you must have secure boot disabled and legacy support enabled in the BIOS(f10 or f12), preferrably before you perform these steps. I am posting this because I have only seen partial fixes on several forums, with little explanation. This guide offers a COMPLETE solution that even inexperienced users may follow. HP and other boot loaders are all slightly different from one another. Specifically for this issue,the bootloader tries to load EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi...

EDIT: It is worth noting that you must have secure boot disabled and legacy support enabled in the BIOS(f10 or f12), preferrably before you perform these steps. I am posting this because I have only seen partial fixes on several forums, with little explanation. This guide offers a COMPLETE solution that even inexperienced users may follow. HP and other boot loaders are all slightly different from one another. Specifically for this issue,the bootloader tries to load EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi...

EDIT: It is worth noting that you must have secure boot disabled and legacy support enabled in the BIOS(f10 or f12), preferrably before you perform these steps. I am posting this because I have only seen partial fixes on several forums, with little explanation. This guide offers a COMPLETE solution that even inexperienced users may follow. HP and other boot loaders are all slightly different from one another. Specifically for this issue,the bootloader tries to load EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi...

EDIT: It is worth noting that you must have secure boot disabled and legacy support enabled in the BIOS(f10 or f12), preferrably before you perform these steps. I am posting this because I have only seen partial fixes on several forums, with little explanation. This guide offers a COMPLETE solution that even inexperienced users may follow. HP and other boot loaders are all slightly different from one another. Specifically for this issue,the bootloader tries to load EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi...

EDIT: It is worth noting that you must have secure boot disabled and legacy support enabled in the BIOS(f10 or f12), preferrably before you perform these steps. I am posting this because I have only seen partial fixes on several forums, with little explanation. This guide offers a COMPLETE solution that even inexperienced users may follow. HP and other boot loaders are all slightly different from one another. Specifically for this issue,the bootloader tries to load EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi...