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problems with installing Win 10 on Samsung 970 evo

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Okey I found a Solution after another like 3 houers of trying.

 

What I did was I hard flashed the drive, by installing windows in another drive where it worked and then turned of the pc. Disconnected the working drive and gone through booting again. Then at the start I pressed shift + F10 to get into CMD then I went throug the commands diskpart; list disk; select disk <the number of the boot drive>; clean; exit; exit (mind you I did not format the drive to GPT)

after that I went through the windows install, got to the reboot, pulled the stick out and it worked like a miracle.

 

Very weird experiance but enyway ihm done here.

My specs:

Intel I-7700K

Asus X270E Motherboard (newest Bios version)

Samsung 970 EVO (on which I want to install windows)

GTX 1080TI

Be quiet power zone 750W PSU

 

A few day ago I wanted to reinstall windows on a new drive (Samsiung 970EVO) on my PC. This is nothing new to me. But I ran into problems. I already sah a few threads talking about it but nothing helped. My problem is that when i go through the windows setup procedure it always returns back to the bios like there is no windows on the drive(I always remove the USB at the 10 second restart warning). I tested with another drive that the problem isn't one with the installation media or the pc specs it works perfectly with a (samsung 860 evo). I already tried installing older windows builds with rufus using the two ways on rufus (with and without CSM), I also used the windows own creation media for the stick. I tried a lot with my CSM option and the secure boot opions. So my question is what do I need to set in the BIOS that I can use my M.2 as a boot drive I am really at the end of my expretice, and also slowly getting annoyed after trying for 5 hours over 3 eavenings. Also under the boot drives after the restart there is no partition with UEFI at the start.

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Can you see the m.2 drive in bios?  If so, Setting it as drive 0 should do it.

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

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3 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

Can you see the m.2 drive in bios?  If so, Setting it as drive 0 should do it.

It is recognised in the bios, where do i set it as drive 0?

 

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2 minutes ago, s1v1ks said:

It is recognised in the bios, where do i set it as drive 0?

 

Varies from bios to bios.  In mine I just click/drag it to the top. YMMV

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

Life is like a bowl of chocolates: there are all these little crinkly paper cups everywhere.

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1 hour ago, Bombastinator said:

Varies from bios to bios.  In mine I just click/drag it to the top. YMMV

Tried it multiple times doesnt help, after the install it isnt even recognised as an UEFI drive

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3 minutes ago, s1v1ks said:

Tried it multiple times doesnt help, after the install it isnt even recognised as an UEFI drive

So it’s recognized in bios but not UEFI?  Iirc bios is an overlay over uefi these days.  Its not a really old pre 2005 system.  I dunno what then.  Afaik that shouldn’t happen.  I got nothin I’m afraid.
 

The motherboard manufacture might have implemented bios and uefi in some weird jacked up way.  If so it would likely be specific to your motherboard brand/model.
 

 I’m wondering if maybe your use of Rufus and USB pulling and whatnot may be causing the weirdness.  It sounds like this was a problem before you started doing these things though and you got them from other places.

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

Life is like a bowl of chocolates: there are all these little crinkly paper cups everywhere.

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12 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

So it’s recognized in bios but not UEFI?  Iirc bios is an overlay over uefi these days.  Its not a really old pre 2005 system.  I dunno what then.  Afaik that shouldn’t happen.  I got nothin I’m afraid.
 

The motherboard manufacture might have implemented bios and uefi in some weird jacked up way.  If so it would likely be specific to your motherboard brand/model.
 

 I’m wondering if maybe your use of Rufus and USB pulling and whatnot may be causing the weirdness.  It sounds like this was a problem before you started doing these things though and you got them from other places.

Well I tried with normal Windows boot stick tool I got from microsoft website, and i tried with multiple winows builds i got from rufus donwload

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Okey I found a Solution after another like 3 houers of trying.

 

What I did was I hard flashed the drive, by installing windows in another drive where it worked and then turned of the pc. Disconnected the working drive and gone through booting again. Then at the start I pressed shift + F10 to get into CMD then I went throug the commands diskpart; list disk; select disk <the number of the boot drive>; clean; exit; exit (mind you I did not format the drive to GPT)

after that I went through the windows install, got to the reboot, pulled the stick out and it worked like a miracle.

 

Very weird experiance but enyway ihm done here.

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