If this is in Virtual Machine, check boot settings. Press any key to boot from Windows media as soon as you start machine or when it appears.
Issue to setup Win 11
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I got the following when doing Win 11 setup. How to skip it?
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Anonymous2024-02-16T03:24:23.4833333+00:00 Hi Peter_1985,
If the machine booted into the EFI shell automatically, it seems no bootable media is recognized. Try to plug the HDD/SDD in a different port and boot again. If it's a virtual machine, it could be the virtual disk issue. Create a new VM with the current virtual disk and see if the issue persists.
Best Regards,
Ian Xue
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