Hello all.
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I have BING installed on my boot SSD along with a carefully-tended (non-UEFI) win7 installation. My hardware is 5-6 years old. I've just purchased a current-generation graphics card which (to my partial horror) won't even send a signal to my monitor when I attempt a non-UEFI legacy boot. On the other hand, of course, I cannot boot off the SSD when I attempt a UEFI boot. While attempting to get the card going in some shape or form, I managed to successfully install win10 on a spare HDD in UEFI mode with card present. But I am reluctant to 'upgrade' to win10 just to be able to use the new hardware. I see that it is possible to convert Windows BIOS installations to UEFI, but am left wondering...
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...how will BING's presence complicate the conversion of my windows BIOS installation to UEFI? Must I remove BING before even thinking about attempting the procedure? And am I right in thinking that I'll no longer be able to use BING (or BIBM for that matter) if I'm booting in UEFI mode?
Appreciate any thoughts...