


Hi,I'm using a simple Powershell script to update windows from an update package silently, the issue is it takes time and there is no feedback until after the update is over.I'm looking to use the inbuilt progress bar in Powershell, what I'm not able to u.

This action prompts the "no bootable drives detected" screen. the last thing I tried was to remove the USB Winows installation media precisely when the machine rebooted after installing windows. I proved that this machine can boot to UEFI from the onboard sata controller AND from the raid card that comes with most of these machines. It was a while ago but I remember attempting that without luck. I was under the impression that you cannot boot to NVMe drives with MBR/Legacy settings. In other words it will keep booting from the USB even if WINDOWS BOOT MANAGER is set as a higher priority in the boot order. Every time I attempt a clean install under UEFI I end up in a boot loop with the USB. I have a Windows 10 ISO installation USB that is as current as can be and I can boot to that in Legacy or UEFI just fine.

I am at the end of my rope attempting to get a Sandy Bridge T3600 Workstation to boot to an NVMe SSD.
