How does a gpt partitioned hard disk enable system boot?

1. Create an EFI folder. On the desktop, right-click on New.

2. Choose: New Folder for New Content.

3, and then rename it: EFI.

4, then open the EFI folder, in the EFI in the same way to create two new folders, respectively, renamed: BOOT and MICROSOFT.

5, and now open the MICROSOFT, MICROSOFT in the MICROSOFT again to create a new folder, renamed: BOOT.

6, the new computer window open path: C:\Windows\Boot\EFI (note that your system is installed partition where, choose which disk, I am in the C disk.) Find: bootmgfw.efi, right-click and copy.

7, return to the new folder, open: EFI\BOOT, right-click in the blank space to paste, and then bootmgfw.efi renamed bootx64.efi.

8, and then again back to C:\Windows\Boot\EFI, right-click in the blank space to select the whole, click copy.

9, and finally back to the new EFI folder, open: EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT, right-click in the blank space to paste, the boot file is created,