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Handle EFI partition from Windows
profzei edited this page Feb 7, 2021
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- Open
PowerShell
orCommand
prompt with admin rights (Win
key +X
and thenA
) - Then type the following in the Terminal shell:
diskpart
-
select disk 0
: you have only one disk -
select part 1
: you are usually selecting a FAT32 partition with size in range 100 - 300 MB -
assign letter=z
: any non-reserved letter works
- Now EFI partition is mounted in Windows and you can use Explorer++ to make your changes
- Open Explorer++ with admin rights
- Select EFI partition (
Z
) in the left pane and you can edit contents from the right pane
- Now you can unmount EFI partition:
select volume Z
remove letter Z
- To exit from
diskpart
tool runexit
- To exit from
PowerShell
or theCommand
prompt runexit
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