Thank you for reply @Maxstar.
Yes, I made disk clone to my external SSD drive, for any case. Booting symptoms are the same. I also copied folder structure to my USB 256Gb also, but this one is not bootable, just copied.
No, just black screen and what is the funnies there is cursor I can move with mouse, also, when I press Caps Lock on keyboard, led will turn on and off, which means keyboard and mouse are working.
Local account, regular password.
No, such file does not exist in that folder. Memory is one month old, brand new DDR4 sticks. I changed configuration recently, booted all up, both Windows in Legacy mode, left it for a week in working condition, installed all new chipset drivers, cleaned leftovers from previous motherboard, everything was working fine, until I made conversion MBR to GPT, UEFI mode, Secure Boot ON. In that environment, only Windows 11 booted and I needed to reinstall GPU drivers since ti automatically picked up some older driver, everything else was good. Windows 10 has never booted to the final point in GPT-UEFI mode. Everything I read on different forums, sites, everywhere I could, is about to use DISM and SFC commands to make it bootable again, but never succeeded in that scenario. Especially with different SFC commands.
Changing hardware without a fresh install is never a good idea and may result in an unstable system! When you are replacing the motherboard and/or other components which do not match with the previous configuration, you should always reinstall Windows from scratch to avoid any abnormalities with drivers.
I know that, but I changed a number of configurations without reinstalling Windows and never had a single problem. It is a matter how do you clean your Windows from unwanted software and drivers, some job to be done, boring, but it is possible. Only if you could boot into Windows. I repaired some Windows booting problems years ago, after configurations change, it is not so compilated, but this time change from MBR to GPT is new thing to me. As I told you, I boot both Windows fine in MBR mode, installed all drivers, worked on them for a week, everything worked perfectly. Now, after this MBR to GPT change, I stucked with black screen with moving Cursors, with high probability it is GPU driver. If we could somehow make Windows 10 to use its driver just for one boot, I would fix all other things. Just a single boot needed here.
When making such changes, it's highly recommended to make a system image first so you can always revert / restore to the previous state when things go wrong! You can try to boot with the GPU removed from the system, but I don't think it will help in this case.
I do not have spare GPU or integrated GPU. This is the only one I have. Do you have some idea how to solve this issue from ntbtlog.log I uploaded here, it shows driver problem, or is it possible to use SFCfix tool I saw on this forum with prepared list of commands or something other which could make Windows 10 to boot to final stage.
dism /Image:X:\ /Remove-Driver /Driver:<filename>.infI tried with care to un-install GPU driver. Result is the same, black screen with moving cursor. Funny thing here is that I can see my PC on network with my laptop and I can browse shared folders, which probably means it booted, but there is no video signal due to lack of GPU driver or something.
It showed error: Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation
Will do when I come home. I used proposed DISM commands to uninstall AMD GPU drivers with aim to force Windows 10 to boot using Microsoft Basic Display Adapter and then I can reinstall AMD GPU driver. The problem here is dxgkrnl.sys which cannot be loaded, which makes make screen goes to black with moving cursor FYI.
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