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Correct BIOS configuration for a Gigabyte Windows 10 Pro USB installation
My computer shuts down unexpectedlyInstall Windows 10 on SATA SSDIssue installing Windows 10 on Samsung 950 Pro m2. SSDUnable to run Windows 10 installer from usb stick. Possible hardware issueBSOD when booting up (nvlddmkm.sys)Can not boot from usb or DVDCant boot after clean installAsus Prime Z370-p reboots to bios after windows installCan't install Windows 10 on a Gigabyte Aorus Pro X399 motherboardNo motherboard splash screen, and cannot boot into UEFI
Trying to install Windows 10 Pro using the USB thumb drive that came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the OS.
This is a new system with a Gigabyte motherboard and a Crucial SSD.
When I turn on the machine, the Gigabyte splash screen appears but nothing else happens. It just sits there.
I've taken a picture of my BIOS settings. I've never worked with Gigabyte before, only ASUS. Do I have the boot sequence set up correctly?
P.S. When I turn off CSM, save and exit, not even the Gigabyte splash screen appears, just a blank screen.
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Trying to install Windows 10 Pro using the USB thumb drive that came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the OS.
This is a new system with a Gigabyte motherboard and a Crucial SSD.
When I turn on the machine, the Gigabyte splash screen appears but nothing else happens. It just sits there.
I've taken a picture of my BIOS settings. I've never worked with Gigabyte before, only ASUS. Do I have the boot sequence set up correctly?
P.S. When I turn off CSM, save and exit, not even the Gigabyte splash screen appears, just a blank screen.
windows-10 bios troubleshooting
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Turn off CSM support first of all. Then save and reboot and see how the options have changed. How did you make the bootable USB? It should’ve been with the Windows media creation tool.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
The USB drive came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the O/S.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
I have turned off CSM support, saved and exited, and now there's just a blank screen, not even the Gigabyte splash screen.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
@mrblint - What storage devices do you have installed? Edit your question instead of submitting additional comments.
– Ramhound
2 hours ago
Please update your BIOS settings screen. I’m curious how the options have changed. CSM boot isn’t needed.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
|
show 2 more comments
Trying to install Windows 10 Pro using the USB thumb drive that came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the OS.
This is a new system with a Gigabyte motherboard and a Crucial SSD.
When I turn on the machine, the Gigabyte splash screen appears but nothing else happens. It just sits there.
I've taken a picture of my BIOS settings. I've never worked with Gigabyte before, only ASUS. Do I have the boot sequence set up correctly?
P.S. When I turn off CSM, save and exit, not even the Gigabyte splash screen appears, just a blank screen.
windows-10 bios troubleshooting
edited 7 mins ago
Ola Ström
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asked 2 hours ago
mrblintmrblint
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Trying to install Windows 10 Pro using the USB thumb drive that came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the OS.
This is a new system with a Gigabyte motherboard and a Crucial SSD.
When I turn on the machine, the Gigabyte splash screen appears but nothing else happens. It just sits there.
I've taken a picture of my BIOS settings. I've never worked with Gigabyte before, only ASUS. Do I have the boot sequence set up correctly?
P.S. When I turn off CSM, save and exit, not even the Gigabyte splash screen appears, just a blank screen.
windows-10 bios troubleshooting
windows-10 bios troubleshooting
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Turn off CSM support first of all. Then save and reboot and see how the options have changed. How did you make the bootable USB? It should’ve been with the Windows media creation tool.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
The USB drive came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the O/S.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
I have turned off CSM support, saved and exited, and now there's just a blank screen, not even the Gigabyte splash screen.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
@mrblint - What storage devices do you have installed? Edit your question instead of submitting additional comments.
– Ramhound
2 hours ago
Please update your BIOS settings screen. I’m curious how the options have changed. CSM boot isn’t needed.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
|
show 2 more comments
Turn off CSM support first of all. Then save and reboot and see how the options have changed. How did you make the bootable USB? It should’ve been with the Windows media creation tool.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
The USB drive came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the O/S.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
I have turned off CSM support, saved and exited, and now there's just a blank screen, not even the Gigabyte splash screen.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
@mrblint - What storage devices do you have installed? Edit your question instead of submitting additional comments.
– Ramhound
2 hours ago
Please update your BIOS settings screen. I’m curious how the options have changed. CSM boot isn’t needed.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
Turn off CSM support first of all. Then save and reboot and see how the options have changed. How did you make the bootable USB? It should’ve been with the Windows media creation tool.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
Turn off CSM support first of all. Then save and reboot and see how the options have changed. How did you make the bootable USB? It should’ve been with the Windows media creation tool.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
The USB drive came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the O/S.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
The USB drive came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the O/S.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
I have turned off CSM support, saved and exited, and now there's just a blank screen, not even the Gigabyte splash screen.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
I have turned off CSM support, saved and exited, and now there's just a blank screen, not even the Gigabyte splash screen.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
@mrblint - What storage devices do you have installed? Edit your question instead of submitting additional comments.
– Ramhound
2 hours ago
@mrblint - What storage devices do you have installed? Edit your question instead of submitting additional comments.
– Ramhound
2 hours ago
Please update your BIOS settings screen. I’m curious how the options have changed. CSM boot isn’t needed.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
Please update your BIOS settings screen. I’m curious how the options have changed. CSM boot isn’t needed.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
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Turn off CSM support first of all. Then save and reboot and see how the options have changed. How did you make the bootable USB? It should’ve been with the Windows media creation tool.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago
The USB drive came directly from Microsoft. It is how they distributed the O/S.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
I have turned off CSM support, saved and exited, and now there's just a blank screen, not even the Gigabyte splash screen.
– mrblint
2 hours ago
@mrblint - What storage devices do you have installed? Edit your question instead of submitting additional comments.
– Ramhound
2 hours ago
Please update your BIOS settings screen. I’m curious how the options have changed. CSM boot isn’t needed.
– Appleoddity
2 hours ago