I'm installing Windows 10 on my Intel N.U.C. (very small desktop computer).
What I'm asking is whether it's a problem that at one point during the installation, Win 10 was saying it couldn't install on the main (largest) factory partition of my new drive because it was an "EFI system."
At that point I deleted all partitions and had Win 10 created a new set of partitions, and it proceeded.
But I'm trying to figure out whether the idea of an EFI system is the N.U.C. itself, or some mode the N.U.C. was in that it shouldn't have been in -- or wether that had purely to do with the factory format of the drive.
What I'm asking is whether it's a problem that at one point during the installation, Win 10 was saying it couldn't install on the main (largest) factory partition of my new drive because it was an "EFI system."
At that point I deleted all partitions and had Win 10 created a new set of partitions, and it proceeded.
But I'm trying to figure out whether the idea of an EFI system is the N.U.C. itself, or some mode the N.U.C. was in that it shouldn't have been in -- or wether that had purely to do with the factory format of the drive.
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