I'd like to install Windows 7 on an empty hard-drive (and Linux thereafter). EFI is enabled in the BIOS. So, I choose "Boot UEFI DVD" for the Windows 7 installation DVD and then I let Windows create a partition. It automatically creates a 128MB MSR partition and my requested partition.
Shouldn't there be an additional 100MB UEFI partition? How can I get that?
(I've tried following that way, but Linux didn't find Windows later. So I thought, maybe Windows wasn't quite EFI installed)
EDIT: I actually have two hard-drives connected. The second hard-drive already contains an EFI partition and an existing Windows. Can this cause a problem? diskpart confirms my first hard-drive is GPT. Also, when I had Linux still installed, then Windows did create 3 partitions. Now, as the hard-drive is free, it creates only 2.