Windows 10 can use MBR as well as GUID disks (EFI = GUID). Notice that Windows 7 and 8 can only boot on MBR disks. MBR can only address 4 partitions in 2.2Tb of disk space. So the only way to get BOOTCAMP running is to use MBR mechanism. I’m quite lost!ģ: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMPę9.8 GB disk1s3 gpt -r -vv show disk1 I’m also unable to format my HD in MBR way and use partitions greater than 2Tb (previous HD partitioning was OK with MBR and a partition 5Tb sized, but maybe it was an Hybrid MBR…). I think the problem is that my Win10 Winclone backup is a BIOS one and I’m not able to change it to UEFI. Then I try to use bcdboot DOS commands under USB boot Win10 Tools. Windows starts but I get a INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE blue screen. I set back my BOOTCAMP Winclone restore EFI Bootable. It say’s that my saved Win10 is a BIOS one and that target BOOTCAMP partition is UEFI, so it’s not compatible. I was not able to restore my Win10 backup using USB boot Win10 Tools.
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