There are these similar questions like mine already: How do I mount the EFI partition on Windows 8.1 so that it is readable and writeable?
But, my trouble is that these methods are not working for mounting an EFI partition located on a flash drive on my Windows 10 (Version: 1709, Build: 16299.309) PC.
Following is a screenshot of the message I get in a command prompt using the diskpart
utility:
What would be a workaround here?
Best Answer
I found a way for it to work using
mountvol
by issuingmountvol /?
first.The output will have some hint at the end and in my case it was:
After some tries (you can test one by one), the command that worked for me is:
Then find a way to access
H:
, which shows up: open Task Manager > File > Run New Task, and browse to it.