If you have a Windows 10 PC with a single SSD drive, you may be having some problems booting into Windows. If you’re running Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise, you may be seeing the following error message when trying to boot into Windows: “Selected disk is of GPT partition style and contains an EFI System Partition. Please use a tool to verify that you are not attempting to use a GPT partitioned disk.”

Causes of the selected disk is of GPT partition style problem

1. The selected disk is of GPT partition style problem means that the disk is not formatted as a traditional partition disk. The disk has been created by a computer manufacturer, but it does not have a standard partition table.

2. The cause of this problem is because the disk was created by a computer manufacturer. They don’t always provide a standard partition table, so you’ll need to manually create one.

3. When you’re creating the partition table, you’ll need to use the GUID Partition Table (GPT). This will ensure you have a standard partition table on the disk. You’ll also need to make sure that the partition table starts at the beginning of the disk, and that it is large enough for the disk.

How do I fix the selected disk is of GPT partition style?

Step 1: Boot from an Ubuntu Live DVD or USB and select Try Ubuntu without installing.

Step 2: Run a terminal session and type sudo fdisk -l to find out which partitions are on the hard drive.

Step 3: Locate the correct partition and note its location.

Step 4: Type sudo gdisk -l /dev/sda1 to make sure the partition is a GPT partition.

Step 5: If it is a GPT partition, type sudo gdisk /dev/sda1 to make changes to the partition.

Step 6: Type quit to exit.

How do I format a GPT drive?

Step 1: Start a new GPT Drive: In the “Files” tab, click on “New GPT Drive.” In the “GPT Drive Name” box, enter a name for your GPT Drive.

Step 2: Upload files: Click on the “Upload Files” button. In the “Add Files” box, select the files you want to upload.

Step 3: Create a folder: In the “Create Folder” box, enter a name for your folder. If you want to make it easier to find your files, you can create a sub-folder under your GPT Drive.

Step 4: Save: Click on the “Save” button. Your GPT Drive is now ready to use!

In conclusion, if you have been experiencing this issue on Windows 10, then it’s likely that your hard drive is about to fail. This is because the hard drive has reached its end-of-life. It’s time to replace it with a new one. If you’re having this problem, then it’s probably time to purchase a new hard drive.