Windows 10 USB install "BOOTMGR is missing".

[Tocho]

Solution: I set the Storage Boot option Control to UEFI in the BIOS, and the boot drive to the Windows USB then restarted and initated the Windows download.

I have very little experience with installing OS, last time i did it everything went smooth.
I'm trying to install windows 10 from a USB pin i bought with all the new components.
Tried repair from install screen. http://i.imgur.com/qWA5Ozw.jpg "Startup reparation. Startup reparation could not repair the PC."
BIOS Features tab http://i.imgur.com/PVlu9Gl.jpg
BIOS Peripherals tab http://i.imgur.com/phP7uTU.jpg
What i get after i type in my Product Key http://i.imgur.com/5I83vvV.jpg
^ "The computer started by using the installationmedia for windows. Remove the installationmedia and restart the computer, so windows starts again normally. Then insert the installationmedia again and start the upgrading again. (some babble about not choosing advanced and stuff being deleted)"
Doing this changes nothing.

 

Minor update: I started normally again (not doing anything when the pc starts up) and now i got this???: http://i.imgur.com/zzPS3dJ.jpg

 

Specs:
CPU: Intel i5-6500 (New)
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 960 (From previous PC)
PSU: Silver Power SP-SS500 500W (From previous PC)
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z170 Gaming K3 (New)
RAM: Corsair V LPX DDR4 Black 2X 3000MHz (8GBx2) (New)
HDD: Seagate ST2000DM001 (From previous PC (No windows))
HDD: Seagate ST3320620AS (From previous PC (No windows))
SSD: Intel SSD5 SSDSCKKW260H6 (New)
 
Ive been trying for hours, im going insane. Please help.

Edited September 1, 2016 by Tocho
Made solution more visible.

[WkdPaul]

if that's from the USB then just redo the USB with the media creation tool.

[TidaLWaveZ]

Use RUFUS to make the USB boot drive if you are not already.  It's the most reliable IMO.

 

Your problem can be caused by a plethora of different things. Instead of running through a list a possible problems, I would just go through the OS installation process again.

[SageOfSpice]

As others have said, it could very well be the USB itself. I was having some issues getting any boot programs to start up correctly, and it turned out that it was my actual USB ports that were screwing up on the computer, so I have to create a media disk instead. It kept throwing different errors at me every time.

 

So, I would say redo the media, and try different ports for your USB if you haven't already. Just to get that off the table.

[Tocho]

18 minutes ago, TidaLWaveZ said:

Use RUFUS to make the USB boot drive if you are not already.  It's the most reliable IMO.

 

Your problem can be caused by a plethora of different things. Instead of running through a list a possible problems, I would just go through the OS installation process again.

Should i do this with my own empty usb stick or the one from microsoft with windows on it?

[TidaLWaveZ]

If you're using an official Windows 10 USB, then that's not the problem.  I thought you might have been making your own bootable USB.

 

If you're unsure whether the OS installed correctly, go ahead and try re-installing.  If you reach a point of uncertainty, google it or ask on here.

 

If you're sure the OS has been installed correctly, make sure all USB drives are unplugged and try rebooting.  Change Storage Boot option Control to UEFI and see what options it brings up. You might need to change your drive mode to AHCI if it's running as IDE or something else.

[Tocho]

Progress bois! 

[SageOfSpice]

1 minute ago, Tocho said:

Progress bois! 

What'd you do different?

[Tocho]

12 minutes ago, SageOfSpice said:

What'd you do different?

 I set the Storage Boot option Control to UEFI in the BIOS, and the boot drive to the USB then restarted, then In this menu i chose "Install Windows Only" and then a disc with space.

[Tocho]

accidental comment

Edited September 1, 2016 by Tocho

[Tocho]

One more question though, how do i change my D drive to work with Windows 10 without formatting it?