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Windows 10 installer stuck at 60% all night

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1 minute ago, Ben17 said:

Thanks will gave to save up first though:-).

Also should I burn windows iso using Microsoft tool or different one?

Thanks

 

You should use the MS tool and put it on a USB stick.  Flakey DVD burners just add another failure point into the equation.

 

Honestly, I have not built a computer with a DVD drive for anyone in ~5 years.  I just tell them to get an external drive if they really need to use it, and only one person out of around ten has done so.

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Installing windows 10 from iso burned to disc. It has been on 60%(getting files ready for installation) all night

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need more information.

 

also, why the hell did you burn it on a disc?

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What info do u need? I had a set of brand new discs at home

 

Ryzen 3 1300x(stock cooler)

Asus rog strix x370-f

Corsair vengeance lpx DDR4 ram 3000mhz

Evga 750 watt g2 fully modular PSU

1 ¹20 mm rear exhaust fan

2 120 mm front intake fans

nivida geforce gt140

Case is the game Max falcon rgb case.

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That is the worst matched bunch of hardware I have ever seen.

 

What is your HDD?  If its old It may have failed.  Ditto for your DVD burner, use a stick.

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Just got new ssd yesterday Kingston a400 120 GB ssd

Ok will try memory stick later when I find one

The GPU will be upgraded at some point when the GPU shortage ends

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2 minutes ago, Ben17 said:

The GPU will be upgraded at some point when the GPU shortage ends

GPU shortage has been over for awhile now.  The coin market has crashed in the same way it did way back when.

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In most shops they have no GPUs on display 

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5 hours ago, Ben17 said:

In most shops they have no GPUs on display 

Because most places that carry computer parts do not keep GPU's in stock (esp after something like a coin rush).  The prices fluctuate too much and a new GPU series is around the corner.

 

GTX 1050 Ti for example, is down to $140-$150 on Newegg currently.  GTX 1050 is at $120.  Which is about where they should be.

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Thanks will gave to save up first though:-).

Also should I burn windows iso using Microsoft tool or different one?

Thanks

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1050 Ti for example, is down to $140-$150 on Newegg currently.  Which is about where it should be

 

 

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1 minute ago, Ben17 said:

Thanks will gave to save up first though:-).

Also should I burn windows iso using Microsoft tool or different one?

Thanks

 

You should use the MS tool and put it on a USB stick.  Flakey DVD burners just add another failure point into the equation.

 

Honestly, I have not built a computer with a DVD drive for anyone in ~5 years.  I just tell them to get an external drive if they really need to use it, and only one person out of around ten has done so.

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I use a DVD drive as I sometimes old software I have on discs.

Also I had from when I replaced my prebuilt system. When it failed because of my PSU.

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SB stick.  Flakey DVD burners just add another failure point into the equation.

 

Honestly, I have not built a computer with a DVD drive for anyone in ~5 years.

 

 

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I wouldnt trust that thing as far as I could throw it.

 

Most burners will still read discs long after they are too sloppy to properly write one.

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Never knew that but don't think I use to write the disc originally though I did have that disc since 2017

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Another problem with home burnt DVD's is the fact that they do rot over time as well.  Usually not in ~1 year (unless they are non-branded crap blanks), but they do degrade over time.

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This Is What the Windows 10 discs look like

 

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4 hours ago, KarathKasun said:

Another problem with home burnt DVD's is the fact that they do rot over time as well.  Usually not in ~1 year (unless they are non-branded crap blanks), but they do degrade over time.

installer on usb stick burned from media creation tool iso seems to be working now thanks for all the help

:-)

just finished installing now in about 10 minutes from USB stick

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yeah i would never have thought that it was the CD thanks for all your help 

ps sorry about delay in replying desktop decided to update for nearly 2 hours

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