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replace.me › Forums › lync › en-US › windowsinstal. Hello. I’m trying to do a clean install of Windows 10 x64 on my computer. I have downloaded the ISO from Microsoft website and managed to.
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Posted 26 November – PM. As I got it from my university selling off their excess PCs, it came with no hard drive, but I got and old laptop hard drive working on it. When I try booting to USB, I get the Windows logo, then the spinning circles for a bit, then just the logo indefinitely. I saw conflicting information about the correct settings for Rufus to make my live USB. Here’s what I tried:. From your description it sounds as if the hard drive from the laptop is trying to boot an OS.
Do a clean install per the following guide. It’s for Windows 8 but the steps are the same for Windows I think your iso of Windows 10 is bad. I would redownload the iso using the Media Creation Tool. I am not sure if the Media Creation Tool would give the option to download the Education version though.
The Windows iso Downloader allows you to download the Education Version. Your AV may flag it but it’s a false positive. Posted 28 November – PM. Any other ideas? It seems bizarre that it doesn’t work. I am not sure why Windows 10 fails on the computer, sorry.
Is Ubuntu currently on the hard drive? Do you still have the Ubuntu install disk? We can delete the partitions on the disk using Gparted then create a new GPT partition table. Windows 10 may pick up the disk and install but I can’t understand what would be preventing the Windows 10 install from booting.
Do you have a DVD drive on the computer? See if booting a DVD works. I would also reset your BIOS settings to default. Posted 02 December – PM. Posted 03 December – PM. Now the issue is that on startup, one of two things happen:.
It seems any USB devices freeze the computer. Device manger didn’t seem to have updates for the USB driver. Posted 04 December – PM. You can’t install Windows on one computer and transfer the drive as the drivers are installed for the computer hardware the OS was installed on. Ubuntu mostly worked on the Compaq, although sometimes the USB mouse wouldn’t work on the windows.
The mouse always worked on the taskbar though. They can both be set to 5, 10, 11, or individually disabled. Windows plug and play should sort out the IRQs of the devices. You could reset your BIOS to default settings and then try an install. Community Forum Software by IP. Sign In Create Account. Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Register a free account to unlock additional features at BleepingComputer. Welcome to BleepingComputer , a free community where people like yourself come together to discuss and learn how to use their computers.
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Click here to Register a free account now! Please log in to reply. Posted 26 November – PM From your description it sounds as if the hard drive from the laptop is trying to boot an OS. Posted 26 November – PM Thank you for the reply! Edited by toasterbot, 26 November – PM. Edit: How much RAM did the computer come with? Posted 02 December – PM Are you still having this issue?
Did you ever get Windows installed? Any way you can boot into another OS to collect logs? Posted 03 December – PM Sorry about disappearing for a bit. Huge paper to write. Now the issue is that on startup, one of two things happen: 1: No peripherals work, so I can’t login.
Edited by toasterbot, 03 December – PM. Posted 04 December – PM You can’t install Windows on one computer and transfer the drive as the drivers are installed for the computer hardware the OS was installed on. Posted 04 December – PM It was a long shot. Posted 04 December – PM Does tapping Esc at boot give you the option for hardware diagnostics?
Posted 04 December – PM It doesn’t. It just skips the options and tries to boot. Reply to quoted posts Clear. Site Changelog. Sign In Use Twitter. Need an account? Register now! I’ve forgotten my password. Remember me This is not recommended for shared computers.
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