Cant install windows

[Don.sh]

My pc

Mainbord : Msi b450 tomahawk max 

Bios Updated to the last version  (350)

Cpu : ryzen 3600 

Ram : Corsair Vengeance lpx 16gb, 3200

Gpu :gtx 1070

M. 2 samsung 970 evo NVMe m.2

2 hdd sata

 

I had an ssd from samsung 850 and after 1 years suddenly it stop working

So i replace it with m. 2 and i had a problem to install windows 10 pro 

Than i find out that i have to unplug all sata yo be able to install windows on m. 2

 

 

The problem i need help with :

yesterday my windows suddenly stopped working and i have to install it again 

But the problem that i cant install it 

Or lets say i cant boot the installation mode 

I have like 3 usb with windows 

One used windows tool to create it

And 2 more used rufus in 2 different ways 

But still cant boot windows installation mode 

The bios detected all of them 

And i change boot to uefi 

And change to uefi + legacy 

With uefi the screen stay black and after couple of seconds restart 

With uefi + legacy the windows logo show and same after couple of seconds restart again and again 

Never entered windows installation 

 

I will really be thankful to everyone helps me out 

[Don.sh]

. 

[Falcon1986]

7 minutes ago, Don.sh said:

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I will really be thankful to everyone helps me out 

Did you change the boot priority to boot from the USB drive with the Windows 10 installer in the BIOS or did you just press the relevant keyboard button to for boot from the USB drive at startup?

 

If the former, Windows might go into a continuous restart loop if you don't change the boot priority back to the SSD. In case of the latter, the boot priority is changed on demand is is temporary so on next reboot the boot sequence returns to default.

 

I'd also suggest you reset your BIOS to defaults and restart before trying to run the Windows 10 installer again.

[Don.sh]

19 minutes ago, Falcon1986 said:

Did you change the boot priority to boot from the USB drive with the Windows 10 installer in the BIOS or did you just press the relevant keyboard button to for boot from the USB drive at startup?

 

If the former, Windows might go into a continuous restart loop if you don't change the boot priority back to the SSD. In case of the latter, the boot priority is changed on demand is is temporary so on next reboot the boot sequence returns to default.

 

I'd also suggest you reset your BIOS to defaults and restart before trying to run the Windows 10 installer again.

I tried everything u suggested 

Boot priority and boot menu usi g f11 

And i reset my bios to default it show me same think and restart ad so on

 

https://imgur.com/p2shexM

 

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[Falcon1986]

11 minutes ago, Don.sh said:

I tried everything u suggested 

Boot priority and boot menu usi g f11 

And i reset my bios to default it show me same think and restart ad so on

Have you ever tried launching any other bootable media? Do those work?

 

I suggest you completely wipe the contents of the Windows 10 USB drive (not just delete, reformat!), re-download the Windows 10 media creation tool and recreate the install files on the USB. Current files might be corrupt.

 

Unplug any additional SSDs/HDDs. Unplug the NVMe SSD and plug it back in. Attempt booting from the USB drive again to trigger the installer.

[Don.sh]

11 hours ago, Falcon1986 said:

Have you ever tried launching any other bootable media? Do those work?

 

I suggest you completely wipe the contents of the Windows 10 USB drive (not just delete, reformat!), re-download the Windows 10 media creation tool and recreate the install files on the USB. Current files might be corrupt.

 

Unplug any additional SSDs/HDDs. Unplug the NVMe SSD and plug it back in. Attempt booting from the USB drive again to trigger the installer.

I just tried it nothing changed 

 

The usb show twice 

One with u box and one with out that in uefi + legacy 

In uefi schow only the one with u box

https://imgur.com/H56VB3R

https://imgur.com/S9EinBH

[homeap5]

First of all - your Windows stops working and you cannot boot from usb. This sound like your system works but something is wrong with hardware or bios settings. Must be. Probability that both - USB and M.2 don't work at the same time is almost zero.

[Don.sh]

53 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

First of all - your Windows stops working and you cannot boot from usb. This sound like your system works but something is wrong with hardware or bios settings. Must be. Probability that both - USB and M.2 don't work at the same time is almost zero.

I tried that as will 

I reset my bios settings to default 

And than turn pc off and cut power and than remove battery for 5 min and Put it back again.

 

Then tring to boot from usb again but it was the same nothing changed

 so i format the usb and used Microsoft tools to create new windows installation but this time i create both 64 and 32 

And now showing me this 

https://imgur.com/1dA2ANX

If i choose windows 64 will show this

https://imgur.com/eu2zjjZ

and on 100%  restart again 

And when i chooses the 32 

Show loading and on 100 show me this 

https://imgur.com/X62WMgL

 

[homeap5]

Why do you want to install 32 bit?

Nevermind.

You may try to fix it by fighting with software, but in many cases problem is with hardware - and that is what you should check first. Every cable (unplug and plug again), remove and plug again GPU, check every memory stick (I recommend to boot only with single memory - if you have two ram stick in slots 2 an 4, remove ram from slot 2 and move ram from slot 4 to slot 2 and boot with single ram stick; when fail - try second ram stick only). And still try to boot your current installation (if you don't format drive already). Do not try to install Windows on faulty hardware.

 

If you have second computer - try to plug your M.2 into that computer and try to boot your Windows.

 

My first rule - first made full diagnostic, then (as very last option) mess with system (including reinstalling). Every time I had problem with Windows, that was always problem with hardware (or, just once, problem with old game protection driver that I thoughtlessly installed).