PC won't Boot

[SpiritWolfy]

So as usual.. I have another problem Since I have installed a new CPU motherboard and RAM I decided to reinstall windows 10. So I used the media creation tool on my USB and booted from it and it loaded fine so I chose to install it on my new SSD and then i got the problem in the image below. And then 1 minute after doing that my PC shut down and now all I get is the message in the other image below. If any other information ia required i'll try my best to give what informatio I can ;-;

CPU: Ryzen 1700x

Motherboard:GIGABYTE AORUS GA-AX370-GAMING 5 AMD X370 (SOCKET AM4) DDR4 ATX MOTHERBOARD

 

[themctipers]

use gparted to format it to NTFS 

if not, just use the regular windows partitioning thing on the installer to format it to NTFS 

[Gaurav S Rao]

Change it to GPT Using diskpart

[Randomguy1911]

In the bios you can switch the controller to use GPT. 

[SpiritWolfy]

Forgot to mention that my pc doesn't even let me access my bios... it just goes straight to that black screen

[Randomguy1911]

1 minute ago, SpiritWolfy said:

doesn't even let me access my bios.

detach the ssd and unplug your usb stick. and try again.

Maybe it is the usb controller preventing your keyboartd from working before booting.

if you have, then plug an old PS2 keyboard in and try pressing the BIOS key on that keyboard.

[Gaurav S Rao]

If thats The case go boot into windows setup,this time go select your language

and when it asks you to click "install now"

do not click it,rather there should be a repair my computer option

then go to command prompt (format the disk,i have no idea if it's going to work without formatting)then do the following as here

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc725671(v=ws.11).aspx

DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK AT DONT BLAME ME IF IT GOES WRONG OR ANY DATA LOSS

[SpiritWolfy]

Managed to fix it I just unpluuged all of my storage devices apart from my USB and hard drive and installed it onto my hard drive thrn im gonna set my HDD as my boot device and then install it onto my SSD