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phillpower2 said:
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Alright so the drivers USB is out now, the Win 10 ISO is still in, correct?

I put all the documents, pictures and videos from the C: drive onto an external hard disk, now there only things left on it is all the games, data and a bunch of stuff I don't know.
 

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Right then, lets see if we are able to take a shortcut to get Windows 10 installed.

On your USB stick that has the Windows 10 ISO, double click on the setup.exe option which should allow you to install Windows 10.

Don`t forget, do not connect to the internet until Windows and the three lots of drivers have been installed.
 
Not yet because I'm not sure how to install those drivers after it and I want to do it correctly
 
You install Windows then insert the drivers USB stick, double click on first the chipset drivers folder and follow any on screen steps that you are advised to, restart the PC and then follow the same steps - the need to restart unless advised to by the driver providers instructions.
 
Ah so I just double click the .zip and it will automatically guide me trough it, no unpacking it or anything?
 
Double click or right click on it to open, follow what it says on your screen, can`t tell you any more than that as different install instructions differ.
 
Being that the OP revisited the forum but chose not to acknowledge the reply of Bruce this thread will be closed.
 
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