Hi, Andy1 Thank you so much for answering. however,I have a noobie question. according to the 13# post,
[QUOTE='' Since the Recovery partition is not really needed, I sacrificed it.
Goes something like this (from memory):
- boot Windows installer USB
- Shift+F10 for recovery command line
- type: diskpart
- type: list disk (verify disk 0)
- type: select disk 0
- type: list part (you should see the four partitions)
- type: select part 2 (part 2 is 99/100 EFI part)
- type: assign
- type: list vol (to find out the drive letter assigned to EFI/main volume, in my case E: and C: respectively)
- Shift+F10 for another command prompt
- type: robocopy e:\efi c:\efi.bak /mir
- switch back to original command prompt (the one running diskpart)
- type: select part 1
- type: delete part override
- type: select part 2
- type: delete part override
- type: create part efi size=200 (could be bigger)
- type: format quick fs=fat32 label="EFI"
- type: assign
- type: list vol (to find out new drive letter, in my case F: )
- switch back to other command prompt window (the one just running cmd)
- type: robocopy c:\efi.bak f:\EFI /mir
- type: exit
- switch to original command prompt (the one running diskpart)
- type: exit
- type: exit
- Alt+F4 at the Windows installer to quit
"[/QUOTE]
how can I get into this ?? now I messed up everything, couldn't log in Mac nor Windows system at all.
1. should I go into Virtual BIOS?(I am using NUC Skull and pressing F2)
2. or should I go into Boot MENU?
3. Bcz I already used one USB for Sierra boot. should I go get another USB for booting windows 10, try to reinstall windows 10(couldn't log into windows either) first, then do the thing as that post 13 ?