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Message: [QUOTE="Saltgrass, post: 108146, member: 22"] Well, you have been very busy. This is not what I would call a "normal" install.. But it does appear you are running in UEFI. The fact you have an Active partition, might suggest at one time the system was installed as Legacy or you brought a drive from another system which was. Possibly, that is when you did the Backup which seems to be causing problems. The easiest thing would be to not use the Image Backup since it doesn't seem to be compatible with your install. If you have data in the Image backup you need, you could move everything off Disk 2 and do a Legacy install there, assuming the Backup is Legacy.. after removing the other two drives.. The best thing to do would be to remove Disk 0 and Disk 2 and do a clean install on Disk 1 which seems to be your primary OS drive. If you don't know how to do a clean install, then just ask.. If you look in your Image Backup folder, you can see the listing. The .vhdx files are the partitions so if you see the Esp.vhdx listing then the image is UEFI.. [ATTACH type="full"]11449[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]