#Installing ssd
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@upbeat quail When windows asks you for your activation key press SHIFT + F10 it will open CMD
-> diskpart
-> select disk 0
-> clean
-> convert GPT
-> exit
-> exit
and u should be good
lemme know if u are stuck anywhere
same message?
in your bios is secure boot enabled or disabled?
Click CSM
Enabled or disabled?
disable it
enable secure boot
go back to the installer
go through the prompts when u get to "whcih type of installation do you want"
click Custom
disable utra fast boot
probably where u disabled CSM
or enabled secure boot
enable secure boot
for me it says disbled
oh
im looking at the wrong thing
\LMAO
what GPU is that?
ohhh yikers
ok reenable CSM
is this a new build?
or just new card
ssd*
ok
under CSM
can u show me what it says
in urbios
change from legacy
lemme see ur drop down options
since this is an older rig
under CSM
change to UEFI
yes
disable CSM
show me the screen ur looking at now
try to install now
same VGA error?
yeah u can
u dont have any onboard igpu do u?
what cpu is it?
ok
did u send me a picture where it said fast boot anywhere?
ok then im not sure what this card is saying
ah ok
then that card needs CSM support
that sucks
turn on CSM, make everything UEFI
and start the install again
yeah
did u click custom?
vga error?
click continue
these old cards are weird
yeah
no need
can u show me the screen
with ur drive
what it shows u
before the error
shift + f10
diskpart
list disk
is it just 1 drive listed?
oh kk
alright
select disk 0
create partition primary size=5000
format fs=ntfs quick
assign
-> active
list volume
show me the volume list
oh kk
easy fix i forgot we changed it
select disk 0
-> clean
-> convert mbr
select disk 0
create partition primary size=5000
format fs=ntfs quick
assign
active
list volume (show me volume)
32gb oopsie
shoulda remembered that
select disk 0
clean
create partition primary size=33000
format fs=ntfs quick
assign
active
list volume
show me the volume
ok
-> exit
-> cd c:
xcopy c: d:/e/h/k
lemme know when thats done
ok
type exit
close out of the installation
reboot
take usb out
close out of it all remove the usb
When you get to "Where do you want to instal windows" show me the picture so u dont overwrite the installation
gonna go bathroom did windows install pop up after restart>?
back
How we looking
can u show me
the copying finished fully correct? just to back track
nah not here
i mean earlier
when we copied the usb
ok if its still stuck put the usb in and lets restart
the installation
yeah
huh
wait so it wasnt stuck? just delayed a bit?
lol
ok
well that works
are u able to continue
wait
where did our partition go
ok
follow these directions
shift + f10
diskpart
select disk 0
clean
create partition primary size=35000
format fs=ntfs quick
giving it some extra room
we will get this space back later
assign
active
list volume
(show me the volume incase letters changed)
cd c:
xcopy c: d:/e/h/k
when its complete fully let me know it will bring u back to X:\sources
scroll up
what did u type before all these popped up
no spaces in the front right?
my fault
type exit once
then
cd c:
xcopy c: d:/e/h/k
once its done u are brought back to X:\sources
when ur there let me know
type exit
click the X on the windows installation
and REMOVE THE USB
dont put it back in
X out of windows installation
and remove the usb
it should restart
ok save and exit
ur running an intel chip right?
ok u have room on that iso usb right?
u have a laptop available?
ok
put ur usb in a laptop imma send u a driver to add to the USB
when u get to selecting the drive again
ur gonna click "Load drivers" instead
but gimme a second to get the right one
put that driver exe on the same usb with the ISO
when thats done let me know
ur gonna open the executable and click "Extract"
and extract it to the USB
whats ur pc doing right now
still at the bios
kk
look in the boot options
u see anything in there
the ah Boot Priority i mean
boot priority order
i.e. USB -> SSD -> CD
ah kk
was seeing if it was detecting the partition or not
wait
are u trying to install windows 11 or windows 10
ok
was makign sure lmao
Open the .exe u just downloaded and extract it to the USB with the ISO
oh
lmao
old laptop?
whats ur MOBO for the new pc again
OMEN what
ur motherboard
oh asrock
sorry im mixing tech support channels
.<
this will be the link
then run the setup -> extract to the USB
take ur time
while we wait, in ur ASROCK bios
reset all defaults
probably the F5 key
yeah
yeah
run the exe
extract from the exe
so extract the zip to ur laptop, open the setup.exe
and inside of it click Extract
u can run yeah
click yes
but instead of install ur gonna click Extract
inside the installer
ok close it out
shove the exe into the usb
only the exe
take the usb and run it in ur desktop now
not sure why u didnt have an extract option
but lets get it going
when u get to the disc partition area
ur gonna click load driver instead
plug the USB into ur desktop and start the windows installation again
did u hit load driver?
did the setup pop up
ok install the driver
delete partition 1
and then click drive 0 and click next
what now
reload the driver
for me
ok
did that pop up last time for the setup?
just do what u did to load the drivers again then
ok
shift + f10
diskpart
select disc 0
clean
create partition primary
exit
exit
and then refresh that disk page
click show details
tell me what it says
ok
what PCIE drive are u using?
go back one
in the install the back arrow
click custom
ok
still no partition there right/?
show me
go to ur bios
go to CSM
and make sure its all UEFI
change it back to UEFI
keep it off
yes
dont need the usb to show up
if your bios up tod ate as well?
download the firmware update for ur motherboard from ASROCK put it on another USB
and flash it
we stilla t the install?
at*
shift + f10
diskpart
list disk
show me the image
select disk 0
clean
convert gpt
exit
close the command prompt
reload the driver make sure the driver goes through the full setup
uh
clean first
actually after ur done converting it all ur laptop still on?
ok close the installation put ur usb in ur laptop
remove the setup.exe
extract this to the USB
and this
i got a question
when u did
and u clicked browse and clicked on the .exe did it run fully?
the first time
what did it do
interesting
ok
yes
hold on
rst already exists dont add a copy
gimme a second
this shiz hurts my brain
second stump ive hit today but i fixed the other so
in ur bios
can u tell me the version
yeah
that bios is from 2013
newest one is 2014
whats ur cpu again?
u need a bios update
2.20 adds support for 4th gen
lmao
here do this
u have the iso media on ur laptop right
so u can remake the ISO?
ok
keep ur bios open
take ur usb plug it into ur laptop
reformat the usb to fat32
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open ur file explorer
right click on the USB drive letter
click format
yeah thats fine
format it again to clear the drive
Then go to the ASROCK link i gave u right above
download Version 2.40
extract the zip to the USB
yeah
after u extract the file to ur usb
put it in ur desktop and follow the instructions here -> https://www.asrock.com/support/BIOSIG.asp?cat=BIOS8
yes
yes that
gonna go to the bathroom
when ur updating the bios
do not shut ur desktop down for any reason
let it do its thing
Ok does the bios say 2.4
Kk lemme know when it's back
Click anything get back to the bios
Make sure it's 2.4
Ok
Remake windows 10 iso on ur usb
I know shit sucks
That's why I have like 6 usbs
when i do a build 1 usb is windows, 1 is bios 1 is all drivers 1 is regular programs i use
keep this usb on windows 10 iso for later troubleshooting if u ever need it, def get other usb drives tho
yeah i buy the 16gb packs
they come in packs of like 4-6
with usbs quantity > capacity
huh
for what
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@upbeat quail ill be here whenever its done or if u need to sleep we can continue tomorrow
I doubt your motherboard supports booting off a nvme drive
you might be able to use it as a secondary storage drive, however
thats what im leaning towards now
we updated everything
you can use a sata drive for sure
yes that's the point
consumer boards that supported nvme drives in 2014 were very little, if any even existed
i couldnt find anything in his mobo manual saying it doesnt support it which is why i tried any work around i could
but alas
they were also extremely expensive, with 1tb going up to like $400-600
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