I had to completely rebuild the boot files by using diskpart to make the UEFI partition again:
DISKPART
SEL DISK 0
SEL PART 1
LIST VOL
Where I selected the 100MB UEFI partition which was showing as RAW
in my case anyway but check which is your system 100MB UEFI volume
ASSIGN LETTER="B:"
FORMAT B: /FS:FAT
EXIT
and then assigning it as the b: drive and using:
bcdboot c:\windows/s b: /f UEFI
and then
and it found the installation and I was then able to boot.
Edited by user
3 months ago
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