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Solved Windows 10 issues..i think
- Thread starter BigMudTrux
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ISOs on USB need to be in the slower 2.0 type port, it may not be the problem here but not using the 3.0 port needs to be ticked off as a possible cause in any event.
Not yet, been back out on the road.but will by this weekend. Only have my mothers laptop and been trying to speed that up..sooo slow..
As far as the pc, it currently has all but 1 drive disconnected, not in secure boot. The usb is switched but thats as far as I got
As far as the pc, it currently has all but 1 drive disconnected, not in secure boot. The usb is switched but thats as far as I got
No problem, hopefully catch up at the weekend then all being well.
Thanks for getting back to us btw
Thanks for getting back to us btw
Getting a free moment, in the slower port, all drives cleaned and gpt format.. I get this error. Drive trying to install is under 2tb Hdd. Wont install, wont partition wont anything..all drives active under CMD prompt ( ssd with Windows 10 removed) . windows 10 boot ISO from separate computer on 256 gb USB.
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Yes, chipset then storage drivers should be the first and in that order, pain in the proverbial I know but always create a new system restore point before installing any driver, before installing the GPU drivers, get Windows and if using Defender both fully up to date, create the usual restore point, install the GPU drivers and test, if all ok, create a new system restore point then follow the guide here to stop Windows from updating your GPU drivers, you can ignore the warning that says the device may not work properly as that is just Windows not wanting you to be in charge of your computer.
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