I restarted my PC, and now it won't boot. I'm seeing a UEFI error screen that prompts me to boot in UEFI or with a key in MBR. I've attempted to resolve this by using different Windows ISO types including a normal installation and a cracked version. I've tried booting under MBR (which works, but my disk doesn't support it), in GPT, toggling CSM on and off, and adjusting the boot priority order. I've also experimented with TPM 2.0 enabled and disabled, but nothing seems to work!
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Just a heads up, you'll need to make sure whether TPM 2.0 is necessary for your installation. If you're activating TPM, you may need to disable PTT (Platform Trust Technology) first, but this depends on your motherboard settings. If booting from live USBs doesn't help, you might need to look into hardware issues too.
It sounds like your installation is beyond repair. If you need to recover any important data, consider using a live OS USB drive, like Hiren's (based on Windows 11) or a Linux distro that can run from USB. Once you've backed up your data, follow a standard installation guide. Make sure to delete all partitions on the system drive during setup and disconnect any other drives. If you encounter an error along the way, be sure to note the exact message it gives you.
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