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New PC build, corrupted screen when starting with a bootable USB
I started this build a couple years ago, installing the Motherboard, CPU, and Ram but due to unrelated reasons I had to put this on hold. A couple days ago I finished it and created a new bootable Windows USB. Starting it up shows a corrupted screen with the windows logo and a working loading circle that freezes a few seconds later. Restarting the computer allows me to boot into the BIOS just fine and looks normal there.
This is my first build fully done by myself so Iβve just assumed I installed something incorrectly or a component was damaged while it sat unfinished. Thanks for any advice!
I realized that my USB is now showing in the bootmenu which it wasnβt before, selecting that removes the corrupt appearance but the windows logo and progress circle still freeze and it does not progress past that point
I apologize for being irresponsible. My issue has been fixed. After reattaching all the wiring I took my computer to a repair shop and they eventually managed to fix my issue by both updating my BIOS and enabling Legacy boot
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