Why does windows detect that the efi system partition is formatted as NTFS?

The reason is: the disk is partitioned using GPT, but uefi startup is not set in the BIOS or the PE does not support uefi. Solution: 1. Enter the BIOS interface and select "BOOT"; 2. Select "Boot option filter" and press Enter; 3. Select and set "UEFI only".

uefi startup is a new motherboard boot item. If you set uefi under bios, the computer's running speed can subvert your previous expectations of boot speed.

How to set up uefi startup in BIOS

1. Start the computer and press the shortcut key to enter the BIOS

2. Select "BOOT"

3. Select "Boot option filter" and press Enter

# #4. There are three options: "LEGACY only", "UEFI only", and "UEFI and LEGACY"

5. Select the required boot option, if it is a single UEFI boot Environment, select "UEFI only". If you want to support UEFI and support traditional BIOS boot, select "UEFI and LEGACY".

6. After the setting is successful, select "Save & Exit" and then "Save Changes and Exit" and press Enter;

7. Click yes and press Enter

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