-Solved- How can go ride of dual boot?

-Solved- How can go ride of dual boot?

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  • March 7, 2017 at 3:09 pm #63115
    Dirk
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    Hi @all,

    I deleted the Android part and installed a clean Windows 10 Pro on my Tbook 16 Power.

    Why did I do that? First reason was the issue after Android update (no longer possible to boot Android) and I to be honest I do not use Android. Second reason was the disk space. To get a maximum of free disk space I decided to delete all partitions and setup only one for Windows 10. Before I saved all installed  drivers with the freeware “double driver” and all works now fine. Only the dual boot screen with the option to switch between Android and Windows still appears. Do someone of you know how I can go ride of this? I tried different boot options in BIOS but without any success. I will be happy about any advice. I can’t believe that this is not possible but I would expect that boot option is also a part of a boot partition but it seems to be a part of the bios. Could this be true?

     

    Solution: After playing with some BIOS settings I found a way to skip the dual boot option. With “Fast Boot” and “Boot Option1#: Windows” “Boot Option 2#: Disabled” the Android/Windows choice no longer appears. 🙂 Now I have a fast and clean Windows 10 pro tablet with more then 32Gb free disk space.

    April 29, 2017 at 9:12 am #66260
    Virson Jay Lorenzo
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    Did you lose your windows activation? Id like to install a clean windows too but I dont wanna waste the free activation. And can you show me how to install clean windows 10 pro. i have tbook 16 power also. Thanks in advance!

    April 29, 2017 at 10:06 am #66263
    Dirk
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    The Windows license is stored in the UEFI Bios and you can activat your installation afterwards again.

    First I did a backup of all me installed drivers with the freeware tool “Double Driver”.

    Prepare a USB Boot stick with the windows 10 install image

    Boot from USB stick and start the windows setup

    During the setup delete all partitions and windows should use the hole free space.

    After successful installation re-install the drivers from the “Double Driver” backup

    Activate Windows again if necessary.

    Done 🙂

    May 16, 2017 at 6:46 pm #67039
    Virson Jay Lorenzo
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    Can you tell me how to reactivate my free key? I can’t activate it after I clean install windows 10. It was a free activated when I bought it. The key was w269n-wfgwx-yvc9b-4j6c9-t83gx

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