#Installing ssd

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proper zinc
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can u go back to the part where it asks u for your activation code

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then press Shift + F10

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see if CMD opens

heavy trellis
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Basically says go to bios

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And change the disk controller

proper zinc
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@upbeat quail When windows asks you for your activation key press SHIFT + F10 it will open CMD

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-> diskpart

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-> select disk 0

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-> clean

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-> convert GPT

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-> exit

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-> exit

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and u should be good

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lemme know if u are stuck anywhere

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same message?

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in your bios is secure boot enabled or disabled?

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Click CSM

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Enabled or disabled?

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disable it

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enable secure boot

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go back to the installer

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go through the prompts when u get to "whcih type of installation do you want"

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click Custom

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disable utra fast boot

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probably where u disabled CSM

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or enabled secure boot

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enable secure boot

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for me it says disbled

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oh

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im looking at the wrong thing

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\LMAO

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what GPU is that?

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ohhh yikers

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ok reenable CSM

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is this a new build?

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or just new card

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ssd*

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ok

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under CSM

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can u show me what it says

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in urbios

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change from legacy

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lemme see ur drop down options

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since this is an older rig

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under CSM

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change to UEFI

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yes

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disable CSM

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show me the screen ur looking at now

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try to install now

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same VGA error?

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yeah u can

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u dont have any onboard igpu do u?

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what cpu is it?

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ok

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did u send me a picture where it said fast boot anywhere?

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ok then im not sure what this card is saying

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ah ok

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then that card needs CSM support

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that sucks

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turn on CSM, make everything UEFI

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and start the install again

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yeah

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did u click custom?

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vga error?

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click continue

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these old cards are weird

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yeah

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no need

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can u show me the screen

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with ur drive

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what it shows u

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before the error

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shift + f10

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diskpart

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list disk

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is it just 1 drive listed?

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oh kk

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alright

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select disk 0

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create partition primary size=5000

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format fs=ntfs quick

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assign

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-> active

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list volume

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show me the volume list

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oh kk

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easy fix i forgot we changed it

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select disk 0

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-> clean

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-> convert mbr

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select disk 0

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create partition primary size=5000

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format fs=ntfs quick

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assign

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active

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list volume (show me volume)

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32gb oopsie

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shoulda remembered that

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select disk 0

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clean

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create partition primary size=33000

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format fs=ntfs quick

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assign

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active

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list volume

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show me the volume

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ok

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-> exit

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-> cd c:

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xcopy c: d:/e/h/k

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lemme know when thats done

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ok

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type exit

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close out of the installation

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reboot

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take usb out

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close out of it all remove the usb

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When you get to "Where do you want to instal windows" show me the picture so u dont overwrite the installation

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gonna go bathroom did windows install pop up after restart>?

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back

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How we looking

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can u show me

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the copying finished fully correct? just to back track

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nah not here

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i mean earlier

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when we copied the usb

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ok if its still stuck put the usb in and lets restart

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the installation

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yeah

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huh

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wait so it wasnt stuck? just delayed a bit?

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lol

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ok

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well that works

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are u able to continue

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wait

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where did our partition go

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ok

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follow these directions

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shift + f10

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diskpart

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select disk 0

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clean

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create partition primary size=35000

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format fs=ntfs quick

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giving it some extra room

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we will get this space back later

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assign

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active

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list volume

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(show me the volume incase letters changed)

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cd c:

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xcopy c: d:/e/h/k

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when its complete fully let me know it will bring u back to X:\sources

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scroll up

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what did u type before all these popped up

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no spaces in the front right?

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my fault

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type exit once

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then

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cd c:

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xcopy c: d:/e/h/k

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once its done u are brought back to X:\sources

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when ur there let me know

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type exit

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click the X on the windows installation

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and REMOVE THE USB

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dont put it back in

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X out of windows installation

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and remove the usb

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it should restart

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ok save and exit

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ur running an intel chip right?

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ok u have room on that iso usb right?

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u have a laptop available?

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ok

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put ur usb in a laptop imma send u a driver to add to the USB

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when u get to selecting the drive again

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ur gonna click "Load drivers" instead

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but gimme a second to get the right one

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put that driver exe on the same usb with the ISO

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when thats done let me know

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ur gonna open the executable and click "Extract"

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and extract it to the USB

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whats ur pc doing right now

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still at the bios

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kk

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look in the boot options

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u see anything in there

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the ah Boot Priority i mean

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boot priority order

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i.e. USB -> SSD -> CD

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ah kk

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was seeing if it was detecting the partition or not

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wait

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are u trying to install windows 11 or windows 10

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ok

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was makign sure lmao

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Open the .exe u just downloaded and extract it to the USB with the ISO

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oh

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lmao

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old laptop?

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whats ur MOBO for the new pc again

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OMEN what

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ur motherboard

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oh asrock

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sorry im mixing tech support channels

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.<

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this will be the link

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then run the setup -> extract to the USB

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take ur time

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while we wait, in ur ASROCK bios

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reset all defaults

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probably the F5 key

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yeah

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yeah

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run the exe

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extract from the exe

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so extract the zip to ur laptop, open the setup.exe

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and inside of it click Extract

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u can run yeah

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click yes

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but instead of install ur gonna click Extract

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inside the installer

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ok close it out

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shove the exe into the usb

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only the exe

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take the usb and run it in ur desktop now

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not sure why u didnt have an extract option

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but lets get it going

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when u get to the disc partition area

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ur gonna click load driver instead

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plug the USB into ur desktop and start the windows installation again

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did u hit load driver?

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did the setup pop up

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ok install the driver

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delete partition 1

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and then click drive 0 and click next

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what now

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reload the driver

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for me

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ok

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did that pop up last time for the setup?

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just do what u did to load the drivers again then

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ok

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shift + f10

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diskpart

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select disc 0

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clean

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create partition primary

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exit

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exit

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and then refresh that disk page

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click show details

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tell me what it says

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ok

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what PCIE drive are u using?

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go back one

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in the install the back arrow

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click custom

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ok

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still no partition there right/?

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show me

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go to ur bios

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go to CSM

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and make sure its all UEFI

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change it back to UEFI

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keep it off

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yes

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dont need the usb to show up

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if your bios up tod ate as well?

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download the firmware update for ur motherboard from ASROCK put it on another USB

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and flash it

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we stilla t the install?

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at*

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shift + f10

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diskpart

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list disk

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show me the image

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select disk 0

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clean

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convert gpt

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exit

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close the command prompt

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reload the driver make sure the driver goes through the full setup

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uh

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clean first

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actually after ur done converting it all ur laptop still on?

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ok close the installation put ur usb in ur laptop

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remove the setup.exe

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extract this to the USB

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and this

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i got a question

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when u did

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and u clicked browse and clicked on the .exe did it run fully?

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the first time

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what did it do

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interesting

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ok

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yes

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hold on

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rst already exists dont add a copy

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gimme a second

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this shiz hurts my brain

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second stump ive hit today but i fixed the other so

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in ur bios

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can u tell me the version

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yeah

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that bios is from 2013

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newest one is 2014

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whats ur cpu again?

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u need a bios update

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2.20 adds support for 4th gen

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lmao

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here do this

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u have the iso media on ur laptop right

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so u can remake the ISO?

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ok

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keep ur bios open

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take ur usb plug it into ur laptop

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reformat the usb to fat32

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open ur file explorer

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right click on the USB drive letter

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click format

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yeah thats fine

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format it again to clear the drive

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Then go to the ASROCK link i gave u right above

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download Version 2.40

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extract the zip to the USB

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yeah

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after u extract the file to ur usb

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yes

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yes that

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gonna go to the bathroom

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when ur updating the bios

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do not shut ur desktop down for any reason

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let it do its thing

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Ok does the bios say 2.4

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Kk lemme know when it's back

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Click anything get back to the bios

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Make sure it's 2.4

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Ok

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Remake windows 10 iso on ur usb

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I know shit sucks

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That's why I have like 6 usbs

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when i do a build 1 usb is windows, 1 is bios 1 is all drivers 1 is regular programs i use

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keep this usb on windows 10 iso for later troubleshooting if u ever need it, def get other usb drives tho

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yeah i buy the 16gb packs

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they come in packs of like 4-6

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with usbs quantity > capacity

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huh

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for what

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64

proper zinc
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@upbeat quail ill be here whenever its done or if u need to sleep we can continue tomorrow

proper zinc
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ok

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plug her into the desktop

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and lets see what we get

rose yoke
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I doubt your motherboard supports booting off a nvme drive

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you might be able to use it as a secondary storage drive, however

proper zinc
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thats what im leaning towards now

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we updated everything

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you can use a sata drive for sure

rose yoke
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yes that's the point

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consumer boards that supported nvme drives in 2014 were very little, if any even existed

proper zinc
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i couldnt find anything in his mobo manual saying it doesnt support it which is why i tried any work around i could

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but alas

rose yoke
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they were also extremely expensive, with 1tb going up to like $400-600

proper zinc
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its an old manual

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being the board is from before then LOL

proper zinc
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