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First time installing windows 10 and i got stuck at " Where do you want to install windows" I have D drive and i have a lot of stuff  there and i want to keep everything from there. I followed some tips and i deleted every Partition and now i have left these 2 . ( see the pictute )

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Delete everything until there is only one left and that is the one you want (only do this if you dont care about data on any of the disks) if you have multiple dics then just choose one it does not really matter unless ones an ssd then choose that one. Worst case scenario you have to reinstall windows again.

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Is Partition 1 the D-drive where you want to keep you Data?

If yes just install on the unallocated space on Drive 0.

If no is yor D-drive an seperate drive?
 

Just now, Cyberrex said:

delete "drive 0 partorion 1", then click on "unallocated space" --> "apply" --> "ok", then select the primary drive and click "next"

I believe he wants to keep his data on this partition...

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Sorry, I overlooked the "Windows can't be installed on this drive" message. What error do you get if you click on it?

 

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Just now, jwworker201 said:

Is Partition 1 the D-drive where you want to keep you Data?

If yes just install on the unallocated space on Drive 0.

If no is yor D-drive an seperate drive?
 

I believe he wants to keep his data on this partition...

I cant install nothing on Drive 0 unallocated space it says " windows cannot br installed on this disk. The selected disk had an MBR partition ttable. On Efi system windows xsn be only installed to gpt disks

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1 minute ago, BrokeAsq123 said:

So i should delete Drive 0 Partition 1 too?

Where is your before mentioned D-drive? Is the partition thats left the partition with your data you want to keep?

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So you are tying to install windows 10 as UEFI but you had it installed as MBR (Legacy) before?

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Then you have to boot your installer via Legacy and not UEFI, you can usually select this in your BIOS. Then get through the installer again, you should be at the same point as now but without the error. Select unallocated space and install windows ;)

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3 minutes ago, jwworker201 said:

Then you have to boot your installer via Legacy and not UEFI, you can usually select this in your BIOS. Then get through the installer again, you should be at the same point as now but without the error. Select unallocated space and install windows ;)

Im new to this stuff.. where can i change?

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Change your Boot Mode from UEFI and Legacy to Legacy only. 
Btw how did you create your boot stick? As your stick needs to support Legacy too. But most Tools do both...

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1 minute ago, jwworker201 said:

Change your Boot Mode from UEFI and Legacy to Legacy only. 
Btw how did you create your boot stick? As your stick needs to support Legacy too. But most Tools do both...

My friend gave me this USB stick .. ??

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Can you go on the first boot option (Boot Option #1) and select the same USB drive without the UEFI in front of it? (Select first boot entry > press enter > look for options)

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6 minutes ago, jwworker201 said:

Can you go on the first boot option (Boot Option #1) and select the same USB drive without the UEFI in front of it? (Select first boot entry > press enter > look for options)

Ops ran into another problem this thing was done and my pc resterted and i came back on the Install Now button???

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your PC tries to boot from USB now every time it is started because it is selected as the first boot device in BIOS. Go back into your BIOS and select the first boot option again and change it to your hard drive (should be the ST... thing which is your third boot option now)

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3 minutes ago, jwworker201 said:

your PC tries to boot from USB now every time it is started because it is selected as the first boot device in BIOS. Go back into your BIOS and select the first boot option again and change it to your hard drive (should be the ST... thing which is your third boot option now)

Im dumb... now its working! Again thank you so much!!

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1 hour ago, PurpleCodes said:

Delete everything until there is only one left and that is the one you want (only do this if you dont care about data on any of the disks) if you have multiple dics then just choose one it does not really matter unless ones an ssd then choose that one. Worst case scenario you have to reinstall windows again.

"If you have multiple DICS then just choose one"

lol

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