problem with boot windows 11 on elitebook 8570w

[Soroushjdk]

hi

i have a elitebook 8570w

I install windows 11 on SSD. each time I have to press f9 to select boot device and select UEFI boot file(Bootx64.EFI).

i added this path UEFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI to customized boot but it's note working.
bios Version= 68IAV ver. f.67 2/22/108
smbios version= 2.7

[VH2000]

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@Soroushjdk wrote:

(Bootx64.EFI).

i added this path UEFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI to customized boot but it's note working.

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That is a UEFI-SHELL command to run an installation! 

You have to go to BIOS F10 and "move" the OS-Drive to the right place

[Soroushjdk]

tnx for Your Reply.

when i power up notebook the massage "bootdevice not found" will apeear.
 then i have to restart and press f9 and do this steps. select" boot from EFI file" ==>"Select File System"==> in EFI File Navigator i  must select "boostx64.efi" in this path  
\EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi and then windows load correctly.
how i can "move" os Drive To right Place?

[VH2000]

Enter the BIOS settings (F10) and look for bootoptions and make sure that your disk is at the first place. 

I don't know how your BIOS looks like, because they are different. But you find it! 

Then save and exit

When you reboot and press (F9) you should see "Windows Boot Manager". Select that.

If you don't see it, boot in the way you did before.

Then type

bcdboot C:\Windows

This command repairs your BCD.

If that doesn't work you have to download a "Media Creation Tool" and prepare a USB-Stick.

This will be used to create a new EFI-Partition

Edit 1

navigate to 

\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi

[Soroushjdk]

Thanks man. You are a legend.

Not for the way you guide me, but for your manner of speaking!

It's not fix. But I do all you said.

Do you you think I need to reinstall the windows?

I have a bunch of programs and reinstall the windows can make me a lot of cost!

I search for media certain tool but it's force me to reinstall a new windows.

Edit 1

Bcdboot c: \windows is work fine but it's not help me for correct booting

Edit 2

There is no windows boot manager manager in boot options. I can send you pictures.

[tk_srq]

@Soroushjdk:

Go back to the Customized Boot option and delete the path you have just typed. And type \EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi  and click enter and save and exit. If this doesn't work,  use \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi. 

I'm using the Customized Boot option on my Probook 650 G1 and the either boot path boots into Windows, so hopefully you can do the same thing,

[VH2000]

Media Creation Tool (MCT) is just the medium to repair the Bootpartition. You also can use any WinPE

Boot from USB (MCT) an at the first blue screen (language &country) press

Shift +F10

A command prompt window opens and type these commands step by step

diskpart

list disk

sel disk 0

list par

Now you should find a FAT32 Partition (100 MB)

What is the number (1?)

type

sel par 1 (if it is 1)

then type

list vol

assign letter="B"

exit

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Check if your Windows partition is C from the list vol command above!

If not, change it in the following command

bcdboot c:\windows /l en-us /s B: /f UEFI

exit

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If en-us is not your "locale"

you start at first with

bcdedit

in the 5th line you find locale

then start with diskpart

don't add /remove spaces in the bcdboot command

That's it

[Soroushjdk]

I test both path but it's not working.

[Soroushjdk]

I do every task you say but finally the same error at the beginning will appear

Bro I think my ssd is not recognized at the boot. In other products I can select hard Drive priority, but in here I can't select specific partion

[VH2000]

Run cmd (admin) and type

bcdedit

and post the result

take a photo of the bios settings and post