and using Peter's same image, you could also select each partition and click Delete until only one row remains.
then the install process will handle everything from there.
then the install process will handle everything from there.
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Solved Replacement hard drive on PC.
- Thread starter Dugit
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Make sure that the usb key is plugged into a black usb port.
Go back into the bios and make the usb the first boot device
F10 to save and exit
Will it boot from usb to windows setup
Go back into the bios and make the usb the first boot device
F10 to save and exit
Will it boot from usb to windows setup
You have the usb as first boot option in bios Yes or No?
If yes
Did the computer boot from the usb before?
If yes
Did the computer boot from the usb before?
Did you make the usb using the windows tool only. https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10
Do you have the usb plugged into a black usb port
Do you have the usb plugged into a black usb port
No
Go here https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10
Click on Download tool.
When asked choose the option to create install media for another computer.
If you click on Drive 0 Partition 1 it should go blue.
Can you either format or delete the partition?
Can you either format or delete the partition?
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