New laptop doesn't boot

[Dratini]

Hi there, I just got my new laptop, an Asus R150V. It had no SO included (well, FreeDOS). I tried to install Windows 10 via USB but when the installation finished I got a blue screen (MEMORY_MANAGEMENT) every time I boot the laptop.

I decided to reinstall W10 but it didn't let me cause of "the selected disk has an mbr partition table. on efi systems, windows can only be installed to gpt disk". I followed a video to change partition table to GPT but accidentally I formated both partitions (I had a tiny system partition called FD_BETA9SR2 which I think it contained FreeDOS). I'm worried now because since then I haven't been able to boot the system, it says "Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device" even if I try to boot from the USB. BIOS is still recognizing my HDD and USB so I don't know if I broke anything or which step is next. Any idea?

 

Thank you.

[DXMember]

set it to Legacy BIOS boot and make sure you haven't wiped your install media

[Dratini]

This BIOS doesn't seem to have that choice. It has the choice to enable or disable Legacy support, and is enabled.

 

About install media, I don't know what it is

[pwn_intended]

13 minutes ago, Dratini said:

 

 

About install media, I don't know what it is

The USB key or DVD that the windows installer is on.

[Dratini]

Well this feel kind of sad but that's the case. I tried with other USB installer and worked. I must have formated that USB accidently. Sorry for this lame issue!