Keys and boot help

I've REALLY read a bunch of comments the past 24h, here and wiki. I'm just noob, please be comprehensive 🥹 Mobo: Biostar b660t-silver CPU: i5 12400f GPU: RX 6600 NVME: 1tb Windows 11 SSD SATA: Bazzite deck iso Só, everything works fine with my installation bazzite system. But can't boot on w11. I know it's sth about the keys and enrollment, but just couldn't figure out with the steps given here or docs. Appreciate ur time and patient, hope someone can gimme a step-by-step guide
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wolfyreload
wolfyreload•5mo ago
What error do you get when you try and boot Windows 11? Is it complaining about your bitlocker recovery key when you try to boot into Windows?
catface
catfaceOP•5mo ago
It doesn't show the Windows option anymore.
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•5mo ago
Not showing in the BIOS boot menu even?
catface
catfaceOP•5mo ago
Nope
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•5mo ago
if you run sudo fdisk -l in the terminal do you see anything like this? I've highlighted the windows partitions that are important to see
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catface
catfaceOP•5mo ago
🤣 Man... I just figured out the EFI partition wes not created when installed fresh w11 on the nvme as there was one already on the SATA. But I cleared the SATA for the bazzite install 🤡 I appreciate your help. Soooo... tinkering too much here. I deleted the Bazzite EFI too. I'm on w11, have already allocated free space on both drives for each EFI. How do I recover the EFI part to Bazzite? Or need a clean install? Sorry, told u I'm noob
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•5mo ago
I did the exact same thing a few years ago. Had Windows installed then installed PopOS and I formatted the drive that was supposed to be my secondary drive and well... yes Windows had it's EFI partition on the other drive because it was listed first lol I'm sure that it's possible to recover the EFI partition for Bazzite but that's something I have never tried before, so I have no idea at all. If/When you re-install it might be best to physically unplug the drives that you are not working with. I've always found that to be safer. When doing OS installs

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