I am trying to replace windows VM's EFI disk with a new EFI disk.
Steps: I removed the current EFI disk from the config, from the existing and working windows 10/11 VM, created a new EFI disk, and attached it to the VM.
Issue: It won't boot up with the new EFI disk. Loading the original EFI disk works.
More details: I followed this documentation to a degree (as it's intended for Debian/linux VMs): https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/OVMF/UEFI_Boot_Entries, and created a boot for both files that exist on the "EFI/windows" folder, but it then goes to Windows recovery blue window, concludes that it cannot fix the Windows startup and leaves me at the Windows recovery options menu.
I am guessing that either the Windows boot sequence is locked to the original EFI boot, or I have configured the new EFI disk wrong. I have a higher belief in the former.
Any suggestions on how to successfully replace the EFI disk with the new one?
Regards,
Zananok
Steps: I removed the current EFI disk from the config, from the existing and working windows 10/11 VM, created a new EFI disk, and attached it to the VM.
Issue: It won't boot up with the new EFI disk. Loading the original EFI disk works.
More details: I followed this documentation to a degree (as it's intended for Debian/linux VMs): https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/OVMF/UEFI_Boot_Entries, and created a boot for both files that exist on the "EFI/windows" folder, but it then goes to Windows recovery blue window, concludes that it cannot fix the Windows startup and leaves me at the Windows recovery options menu.
I am guessing that either the Windows boot sequence is locked to the original EFI boot, or I have configured the new EFI disk wrong. I have a higher belief in the former.
Any suggestions on how to successfully replace the EFI disk with the new one?
Regards,
Zananok