As mentioned in starting, if your system has a UEFI BIOS ... you need to convert it to a GUID Partition Table disk that uses UEFI. For this purpose, you can use DISKPART command-line utility ...

Operating system not included ... BIOS uses the Master Boot Record (MBR) and UEFI uses the GUID Partition Table (GPT). As such, BIOS saves all its information on a BIOS chip on the motherboard ...

make sure your system supports UEFI and that your drives are set up with the GPT format instead of MBR. Not doing so might result in unexpected issues. UEFI brings more to the table than the old ...