You can clean the drive using Windows Disk Part in Command Prompt.
Open Command Prompt
Type Disk Part
List Disk
Select the disk (Ex. Select disk 5)
Type: clean
Type: create partition primary
Type: format fs=NTFS quick
Type: assign
Thanks, @ColtonYYZ , I’ll look at that a bit later. I have made progress. I’ve loaded the new drive with HA using Rufus. The drive is recognized in the Bios on the Wyse 5070
I still cannot boot to HA. I get “operating system loader failed signature verification. Warning the file may have been tampered with.”
All bootable devices failed secure boot verification.
That’s because you don’t have secure boot turned on in BIOS
Did you follow this:
A very easy, pure GUI, way to install the x86 OS is by:
Boot your x86 system with a live Ubuntu USB3 (3 for speed) stick
Download the x86 OS image to e.g. Downloads folder
Start the “Disks” program (WIndows key, find the “Disks” program).
Select your target PC harddisk (not the USB disk), press the “three dots” menu buttom on the right (not the “three lines” menu on the left), and select “Restore disk image…”.
Now you can simply select the downloaded image and it will be written onto your selected target disk. Dont mind the warning about size difference (unless you installed too small a disk ).
Reboot and follow the onboarding procedure described elsewhere
@ColtonYYZ , I was not going that route. I was going the route of loading HA OS to the M.2 SATA, installing it and booting up the Wyse 5070.
This last issue was caused by secure boot being enabled and UEFI Boot Path Security set to Always… I disabled secure boot and changed UEFI Boot Path Security to Never.
HA is now running on my Wyse.
I think my original M.2 SATA is damaged. I am happy the new drive has fixed my issue. Thank you all for the help it is greatly appreciated
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