windows install on a new empty drive

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Hello, im not sure where to post this but I was wondering if its possible to just install a new and empty m.2 ssd, start up the device, and put in a usb drive with windows installation and set up windows that way
 
alright, il try it once the new ssd arrives. im doing this because my laptop is stuck in a infinite power loop and shuts off right away. it started doing so after i left it to do an automatic windows update and shutdown. i came back the next morning and the power loop began. i tried a fresh windows install with a usb drive with windows but it would still only start for a split second before shutting off right away so the software couldint even run
 
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alright, il try it once the new ssd arrives. im doing this because my laptop is stuck in a infinite power loop and shuts off right away.
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That has zero to do with what you mentioned in your OP and had veeg been aware of such an issue I`m sure that his reply would have been different.

If your present issue/s are power related what makes you think that putting in a new SSD will solve it.
 
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Just noticed that you already have a thread here regarding the same issue, please do not waste helpers time by starting more than one thread for the same thing.

Duplicate thread closed.
 
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