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"No bootable device in UEFI, but Windows 10 boots perfectly fine using legacy BIOS ", I cleaned my drive 0 to do a clean install of Windows 10 using a USB drive; however, in order to do so I needed to change UEFI to Legacy in the boot menu and put USB HDD(?) at the top of the boot priority list. After installation, it worked. The problem is, after a few restarts, I tried to change back to using UEFI for faster start-ups, but everytime I change back, it says "No bootable device" with the hard drive image above it. Everything works on legacy BIOS, though. Any help is appreciated, but I would prefer if the explanations could be simplified as much as possible since I'm no tech savvy haha. Some info: OS: Windows 10 Home Single Language System type: 64-bit OS, x64-based processor
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