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Message: [QUOTE="Saltgrass, post: 108095, member: 22"] I will be watching the thread to see if anything pops up but could I get some info now? I have not read the last post.. Do you know for sure your system is UEFI capable and you have it set for Secure Boot? It might be helpful to know how old it is or what OS it shipped with.. Where did you get the USB drive configured, the Media Creation tool? The version of Bios used depends on how the Install was handled. If you booted the USB drive to the UEFI version, it would have installed like that. UEFI boot media has to be available prior to a boot or restart or it won't be recognized as UEFI.. Now, The Volume Shadow Copy space situation can be caused by any partition which doesn't have enough room. This was a big problem when Win 8.1 was released because the Recovery partition used with Win 8 was not large enough to hold the larger files needed.. When you recover an image from the Windows Backup, you boot into the UEFI version of the Recovery Tools. Then use the Advanced options to load the image... It is important you know if you are working with UEFI or Legacy Bios. UEFI systems have a EFI System partition, Legacy Bios systems have a active partition for the boot files. [/QUOTE]