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Author: v-miegge

articles/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/1.jpg renamed to articles/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/1.jpg

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@
     - name: Critical service failed
       href: troubleshoot-critical-service-failed-boot-error.md
     - name: Not a bootable disk
-      href: troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk.md
+      href: troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk.md
     - name: Reboot loop
       href: troubleshoot-reboot-loop.md
     - name: Stuck at Windows update

articles/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/2.jpg renamed to articles/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/2.jpg

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ When you use [Boot diagnostics](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-machine
 
    Figure 1
 
-   ![Figure 1 shows the message *"This is not a bootable disk. Please insert a bootable floppy and press any key to try again..."*](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/1.jpg)
+   ![Figure 1 shows the message *"This is not a bootable disk. Please insert a bootable floppy and press any key to try again..."*](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/1.jpg)
 
 ## Cause
 
@@ -62,31 +62,31 @@ Generation 1 VMs should first verify that the OS partition, which holds the BCD
 
    Figure 2
 
-   ![Figure 2 shows the *DISKPART* window showing the output of list disk command, Disk 0 and Disk 1 displayed in the table.  Also shows output of the sel disk 1 command, Disk 1 is the selected disk](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/2.jpg)
+   ![Figure 2 shows the *DISKPART* window showing the output of list disk command, Disk 0 and Disk 1 displayed in the table.  Also shows output of the sel disk 1 command, Disk 1 is the selected disk](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/2.jpg)
 
 5. Once the disk is selected, enter *list partition* to list the partitions of the selected disk
 6. Once the boot partition is identified, enter *sel partition #* to select the partition.  Usually the boot partition will be around 350 MB in size.  See Figure 3, where Partition 1 is the boot partition.
 
    Figure 3
 
-   ![Figure 3 shows the *DISKPART* window with the output of the *list partition* command. Partition 1 and Partition 2 are displayed in the table. It also shows the output of the *sel partition 1* command, when Partition 1 is the selected disk.](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/3.jpg)
+   ![Figure 3 shows the *DISKPART* window with the output of the *list partition* command. Partition 1 and Partition 2 are displayed in the table. It also shows the output of the *sel partition 1* command, when Partition 1 is the selected disk.](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/3.jpg)
 
 7. Enter 'detail partition' to check the status of the partition. See Figure 4, where the partition is *Active: No*, or Figure 5, where the partition is 'Active: Yes'.
 
    Figure 4
 
-   ![Figure 4 shows the *DISKPART* window with the output of the *detail partition* command, when Partition 1 is set to *Active: No*](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/4.jpg)
+   ![Figure 4 shows the *DISKPART* window with the output of the *detail partition* command, when Partition 1 is set to *Active: No*](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/4.jpg)
 
    Figure 5
 
-   ![Figure 5 shows the *DISKPART* window with the output of the *detail partition* command, when Partition 1 is set to *Active:  Yes*.](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/5.jpg)
+   ![Figure 5 shows the *DISKPART* window with the output of the *detail partition* command, when Partition 1 is set to *Active:  Yes*.](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/5.jpg)
 
 8. If the partition is **Not Active**, enter *active* to change the *Active* flag.
 9. Check that the status change was done properly by typing *detail partition*.
 
    Figure 6
 
-   ![Figure 6 shows the diskpart window with the output of *detail partition* command, when Partition 1 is set to *Active: Yes*](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-a-bootable-disk/6.jpg)
+   ![Figure 6 shows the diskpart window with the output of *detail partition* command, when Partition 1 is set to *Active: Yes*](media/troubleshoot-guide-not-bootable-disk/6.jpg)
 
 10. Enter *exit* to close the DISKPART tool and save your configuration changes.