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I have finally successfully created the efi and boot files on the C drive now the Windows boot manager in the Bios is the OS SSD and I have deleted the old one.
Cannot move windows boot manager to correct drive with bcdboot
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My Windows boot manager is on my F drive which is just a 2tb HDD and I want it on my NVMe C drive I’m not sure how it got there. I’m using UEFI. I’m able to create the partition fine on C using Cmd but when using bcdboot command it always says failure copying boot files no matter how many different commands I try. I’ve been all over the web up the whole night can’t seem to get it. Also my current efi says this. 
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