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The SSD is connected to power. Question: Do u need to format the SSD in some way before putting Windows 10 on the SSD? and if u do how would i go about it formatting it?

I tried what you said but i am still getting sent to the BIOS. I've also forgot to mention, the SSD isn't showing up in the boot priority, and i cant find the setting to disable or enable "Secure Boot" in the Asus bios.

Specs: CPU: i5 8600k MB: Asus Prime b360m-a SSD: Samsung 860 EVO 1TB sata GPU GTX 1060 3 GB PSU: Corsair TX550m BIOS: ASUS UEFI BIOS UTLITY I've been trying to install Windows 10 using a USB Media Creation Tool on a new Samsung SSD. But after the USB loads, installs, and restarts the PC. It boots to either the "Reboot and Select Tab", UFEI SHELL, or BIOS. I been at this for hours trying different USB installations such as: ISO + Refus on a USB and letting the Windows Creation Tool create the USB. Help,

I recently broke my current motherboard GA H170 HD3 and am currently looking for a new motherboard. The problem that i am currently having is that, should i be buying the same motherboard or should i buy a different one? It would be helpful to have some recommendations on what to buy as i do not know much about them. The max price i can do is $200 CAD, but if it is truly worth it to get one that is slightly higher priced i can consider it and make some sacrifices. General use of the computer is gaming, and general use if this information helps. Specs: Cpu: i5 6600K Gpu: Gtx 960 evga 2gb Ram: 4x2 ddr4 2400 PSU: Corsair CX600