Windows Installation error

[SteiniMinni]

So I've build a completely new PC,

and now trying to install windows, I used Rufus and the Media Creation tool (switching the USB slot don’t work and switching the USB stick don’t work either), so now the issue: at first I was stuck in the very first 5 dot screen, than in the language selection screen so on and so on, with each try I get a little bit further. Until now now I’m stuck at 35% and BSOD appeared, since I’m not in an installed windows I can’t get you the files... I made an picture and will attach.

bios recognised everything, Temps look ok, bios ran for 2 hours straight without problems...

Important informations:

Os Windows 10 Pro 64Bit in free trial

Intel i7 9700k

asus Z390 Tuf Gaming Plus

be quiet! 750w straight power

Alpenföhn Brocken PCGH edition

Asus Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 oc 

Samsung 970  512gb

wd red 4tb

Be quiet! Silent base 600

lg disk reader

 

Thank you for every answer (my time zone is in Germany so I apologise if I need some time to respond.)

Hope somebody can help.

Edited July 1, 2019 by SteiniMinni

[NinJake]

Have you completely reformatted your drives first? Also you have the 970 drive and the WD Red... I'm assuming you want windows on the 970 so you can go ahead and unplug the WD Red for now.

[SteiniMinni]

Yes I've unpluged the red the 970 Evo was new and I dont had another computer to reformat it. Now I dont see the BSOD but the thing frezes randomly at some point. Sometimes in the Selection for language and some times when it sits at 34%... It is so f****ng frustrating.

[TheDelphiDude]

First things first - is your BIOS up to date?

 

Next try creating your own installation media on USB using DISM and adding the chipset, storage drivers and USB drivers to the version of Windows you wish to install. This will involve exporting part of the image to a WIM file, mounting it, adding the drivers, unmounting and copying it to the USB drive, renaming the original source file (install.esd) and the newly created WIM file to install.wim. If the WIM file is over 2GB large, you can use DISM to split it into 2GB'ish files, and copy the resulting SWM files (they should be named install.swm, install1.swm, install2.swm etc. depending of the size of the original WIM file).

 

If that fails, try booting from USB, select the repair options, open the command prompt, manually create the partitions, applying the image, and create the boot files following these instructions. When done, shut down the PC, remove the USB flash drive, power on, and it should -at least theoretically- enter the out-of-box-experience (OOBE) where you create your user account etc.

[SteiniMinni]

BIOS Up to date? I don’t know but will will look that up for you.

11 hours ago, TheDelphiDude said:

Next try creating your own installation media on USB using DISM and adding the chipset, storage drivers and USB drivers to the version of Windows you wish to install

 

Ok I understand that but only in theory, can you give me please a more detailed guide oder link one?

 

Edited July 2, 2019 by SteiniMinni
Quote mistake

[TheDelphiDude]

Exporting an ESD file to a WIM file (although you can also run DISM from the command prompt when you start CMD as administrator)

Adding drivers to a WIM file

Splitting the WIM file into smaller SWM files

 

Hope that helps.