Windows 10: Move the Boot Loader from HDD to M2 disk drive

My windows 10 installation is on (C drive ("Boot" label), however the Boot Loader ("System" label) resides on another disk (F.

Here is the Disk Management:




I need some help on how to move the Boot Loaded from the (F drive to (C without formatting the (C drive which has the windows installation. Formatting the (F drive is something I can easily do.

Note: One of the reasons that I need to do this fix is that the BitLocker is not enabled for my disk drive (F. Another reason is that I want to be able to detach the drive (F without affecting my system boot.

Additional information:
Windows version: Windows 10 Version 1909 (OS Build 18363.836)
BIOS Mode: Legacy
BIOS Version: American Megatrends Inc F3
BIOS Date: 24-Dec-18
SMBIOS Versions: 3.2

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Migration from Hdd to m2.SSD

Recently I have purchased a new laptop (hp probook 450 G4) and a new original windows 10 home edition and now I want to upgrade my 1 TB Hdd to a new m2 ssd and my laptop supports another slot for the m2 ssd so I can run both
the m2 ssd & hdd at the same time but I will make the m2 ssd the boot drive and the hdd will be the data drive.
MY Question is how can I migrate system drive to the new m2 ssd without the need to reinstall windows or any other installed programs and there is another thing, when I checked the disk management I found 3 recovery partitions will I have to
migrate them too or I have to migrate the system drive only

 

How do I remove the Linux Boot Loader?

You don't actually uninstall a boot loader but replace it with another.

You cannot get Ubuntu to start on a Windows' boot loader, it needs to be GRUB (or an open source equivalent).

Any ways, to get the Windows' boot loader back up, you need to insert your WIN7 installer disk and select the repair option>startup repair. I am assuming the WIN7 will use a similar setup menu as VISTA.

Follow the guide here for step by step intructions: Fixing the Windows Bootloader via the setup DVD

After that, just format the partition/disk that ubuntu is on...

 

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