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Windows 10 clean install - Error 0x80300024
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If you get Error 0x80300024 , then see my answer below. Otherwise, you ought probably to ignore this question.
A friend has a laptop the like of which I can only dream of - brand new Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1tB SDD and 2tB HD.
He told me that the installed Windows 10, which was running fine, but discovered that it was 32 bit & "tried a few things" to install 64 bit. None of these "things" involved opening up the laptop, but that's about as much sense as I can get out of him.
I have his permission to delete everything, just get Windows 10 64 bit installed.
When booting UEFI, the laptop doesn't recognize an USB stick or USB DVD (he replaced the internal optical drive with the HD). So, I am booting in legacy mode.
I can do anything - except open the laptop. My resources are Linux on USB drive and Windows 10 64-bit ISO, which I have also put onto a USB drive. I made sure that both drives are MBR, rather than GPT (not that it matters, as he has max 2tB).
When trying to install, it blue screens with seemingly differing error messages each time one being an an exception in ntfs.sys, and one saying:
Windows cannot install required files.
Rather than chase after the errors, can someone tell me how to install, given that I can format/delete anything.
windows-10 64-bit bsod windows-installation
asked Apr 22 '16 at 15:41
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If you get Error 0x80300024 , then see my answer below. Otherwise, you ought probably to ignore this question.
A friend has a laptop the like of which I can only dream of - brand new Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1tB SDD and 2tB HD.
He told me that the installed Windows 10, which was running fine, but discovered that it was 32 bit & "tried a few things" to install 64 bit. None of these "things" involved opening up the laptop, but that's about as much sense as I can get out of him.
I have his permission to delete everything, just get Windows 10 64 bit installed.
When booting UEFI, the laptop doesn't recognize an USB stick or USB DVD (he replaced the internal optical drive with the HD). So, I am booting in legacy mode.
I can do anything - except open the laptop. My resources are Linux on USB drive and Windows 10 64-bit ISO, which I have also put onto a USB drive. I made sure that both drives are MBR, rather than GPT (not that it matters, as he has max 2tB).
When trying to install, it blue screens with seemingly differing error messages each time one being an an exception in ntfs.sys, and one saying:
Windows cannot install required files.
Rather than chase after the errors, can someone tell me how to install, given that I can format/delete anything.
windows-10 64-bit bsod windows-installation
asked Apr 22 '16 at 15:41
MawgMawg
1,59053051
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@Ramhound: As worded, your first comment isn't the nicest. Can you try to be a bit more gentle?
– bwDraco
Apr 22 '16 at 15:49
I am confufuesd (my fault entirely). "How do you know that "the current installation was NOT installed with legacy mode enabled"? Can you explain and help me, please? Also "How you boot to a EFI enable disk, on hardware that supports EFI, is well documented" - if I boot into UEFI, then I cannot see the USB drive with the Windowos install - am I missing something? Can you help? Thanks.
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 17:29
Thanks for the clarification. I have no idea what o/s it came with. I suspect that it came with FreeDos & my friend tried to install Windows - from where, I know not. Rather than look at the past, can we look at the future & figure out how to install W 10 64-bit?
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 18:40
add a comment |
If you get Error 0x80300024 , then see my answer below. Otherwise, you ought probably to ignore this question.
A friend has a laptop the like of which I can only dream of - brand new Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1tB SDD and 2tB HD.
He told me that the installed Windows 10, which was running fine, but discovered that it was 32 bit & "tried a few things" to install 64 bit. None of these "things" involved opening up the laptop, but that's about as much sense as I can get out of him.
I have his permission to delete everything, just get Windows 10 64 bit installed.
When booting UEFI, the laptop doesn't recognize an USB stick or USB DVD (he replaced the internal optical drive with the HD). So, I am booting in legacy mode.
I can do anything - except open the laptop. My resources are Linux on USB drive and Windows 10 64-bit ISO, which I have also put onto a USB drive. I made sure that both drives are MBR, rather than GPT (not that it matters, as he has max 2tB).
When trying to install, it blue screens with seemingly differing error messages each time one being an an exception in ntfs.sys, and one saying:
Windows cannot install required files.
Rather than chase after the errors, can someone tell me how to install, given that I can format/delete anything.
windows-10 64-bit bsod windows-installation
asked Apr 22 '16 at 15:41
MawgMawg
1,59053051
If you get Error 0x80300024 , then see my answer below. Otherwise, you ought probably to ignore this question.
A friend has a laptop the like of which I can only dream of - brand new Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1tB SDD and 2tB HD.
He told me that the installed Windows 10, which was running fine, but discovered that it was 32 bit & "tried a few things" to install 64 bit. None of these "things" involved opening up the laptop, but that's about as much sense as I can get out of him.
I have his permission to delete everything, just get Windows 10 64 bit installed.
When booting UEFI, the laptop doesn't recognize an USB stick or USB DVD (he replaced the internal optical drive with the HD). So, I am booting in legacy mode.
I can do anything - except open the laptop. My resources are Linux on USB drive and Windows 10 64-bit ISO, which I have also put onto a USB drive. I made sure that both drives are MBR, rather than GPT (not that it matters, as he has max 2tB).
When trying to install, it blue screens with seemingly differing error messages each time one being an an exception in ntfs.sys, and one saying:
Windows cannot install required files.
Rather than chase after the errors, can someone tell me how to install, given that I can format/delete anything.
windows-10 64-bit bsod windows-installation
windows-10 64-bit bsod windows-installation
asked Apr 22 '16 at 15:41
MawgMawg
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asked Apr 22 '16 at 15:41
MawgMawg
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Mawg
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MawgMawg
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@Ramhound: As worded, your first comment isn't the nicest. Can you try to be a bit more gentle?
– bwDraco
Apr 22 '16 at 15:49
I am confufuesd (my fault entirely). "How do you know that "the current installation was NOT installed with legacy mode enabled"? Can you explain and help me, please? Also "How you boot to a EFI enable disk, on hardware that supports EFI, is well documented" - if I boot into UEFI, then I cannot see the USB drive with the Windowos install - am I missing something? Can you help? Thanks.
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 17:29
Thanks for the clarification. I have no idea what o/s it came with. I suspect that it came with FreeDos & my friend tried to install Windows - from where, I know not. Rather than look at the past, can we look at the future & figure out how to install W 10 64-bit?
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 18:40
add a comment |
1
@Ramhound: As worded, your first comment isn't the nicest. Can you try to be a bit more gentle?
– bwDraco
Apr 22 '16 at 15:49
I am confufuesd (my fault entirely). "How do you know that "the current installation was NOT installed with legacy mode enabled"? Can you explain and help me, please? Also "How you boot to a EFI enable disk, on hardware that supports EFI, is well documented" - if I boot into UEFI, then I cannot see the USB drive with the Windowos install - am I missing something? Can you help? Thanks.
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 17:29
Thanks for the clarification. I have no idea what o/s it came with. I suspect that it came with FreeDos & my friend tried to install Windows - from where, I know not. Rather than look at the past, can we look at the future & figure out how to install W 10 64-bit?
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 18:40
1
1
@Ramhound: As worded, your first comment isn't the nicest. Can you try to be a bit more gentle?
– bwDraco
Apr 22 '16 at 15:49
@Ramhound: As worded, your first comment isn't the nicest. Can you try to be a bit more gentle?
– bwDraco
Apr 22 '16 at 15:49
I am confufuesd (my fault entirely). "How do you know that "the current installation was NOT installed with legacy mode enabled"? Can you explain and help me, please? Also "How you boot to a EFI enable disk, on hardware that supports EFI, is well documented" - if I boot into UEFI, then I cannot see the USB drive with the Windowos install - am I missing something? Can you help? Thanks.
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 17:29
I am confufuesd (my fault entirely). "How do you know that "the current installation was NOT installed with legacy mode enabled"? Can you explain and help me, please? Also "How you boot to a EFI enable disk, on hardware that supports EFI, is well documented" - if I boot into UEFI, then I cannot see the USB drive with the Windowos install - am I missing something? Can you help? Thanks.
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 17:29
Thanks for the clarification. I have no idea what o/s it came with. I suspect that it came with FreeDos & my friend tried to install Windows - from where, I know not. Rather than look at the past, can we look at the future & figure out how to install W 10 64-bit?
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 18:40
Thanks for the clarification. I have no idea what o/s it came with. I suspect that it came with FreeDos & my friend tried to install Windows - from where, I know not. Rather than look at the past, can we look at the future & figure out how to install W 10 64-bit?
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 18:40
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I wil post this as an answer, in case it helps anyone else.
I tried a few other things (no point in listing them) and arrived at Error 0x80300024.
After much Googling, I found someone who said that what had worked for him was removing all drives except the one he wanted to insatll to.
That worked for me to (ymmv)
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
1,59053051
1
Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
1
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
add a comment |
Disabling the HDD in BIOS works.
Had the same issue with my laptop. Initially was a little apprehensive about removing the HDD physically.
But,
I disabled the HDD in BIOS and then installed in the SSD. While installation only the SSD will show.Worked for me.After installation and everything, re-enable the HDD.
Hope this helps...
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
add a comment |
I just resolved this issue on my Laptop by changing the BOOT order for hard drives. You have to select drive on top priority in BIOS setup. THIS ACTUALLY WORKED.
answered 11 mins ago
Hafiz ArslanHafiz Arslan
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I wil post this as an answer, in case it helps anyone else.
I tried a few other things (no point in listing them) and arrived at Error 0x80300024.
After much Googling, I found someone who said that what had worked for him was removing all drives except the one he wanted to insatll to.
That worked for me to (ymmv)
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
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Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
1
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
add a comment |
I wil post this as an answer, in case it helps anyone else.
I tried a few other things (no point in listing them) and arrived at Error 0x80300024.
After much Googling, I found someone who said that what had worked for him was removing all drives except the one he wanted to insatll to.
That worked for me to (ymmv)
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
1,59053051
1
Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
1
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
add a comment |
I wil post this as an answer, in case it helps anyone else.
I tried a few other things (no point in listing them) and arrived at Error 0x80300024.
After much Googling, I found someone who said that what had worked for him was removing all drives except the one he wanted to insatll to.
That worked for me to (ymmv)
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
1,59053051
I wil post this as an answer, in case it helps anyone else.
I tried a few other things (no point in listing them) and arrived at Error 0x80300024.
After much Googling, I found someone who said that what had worked for him was removing all drives except the one he wanted to insatll to.
That worked for me to (ymmv)
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
1,59053051
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
1,59053051
answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
MawgMawg
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answered Apr 23 '16 at 11:20
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Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
1
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
add a comment |
1
Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
1
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
1
1
Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
Disconnecting all other drives worked for me too. A comment on this question suggest that changing the boot order might be enough though, without physically disconnecting drives.
– kapex
Feb 13 '17 at 14:50
1
1
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
Can confirm, This also worked for me, thank you.
– Anthony Cregan
May 13 '17 at 18:48
add a comment |
Disabling the HDD in BIOS works.
Had the same issue with my laptop. Initially was a little apprehensive about removing the HDD physically.
But,
I disabled the HDD in BIOS and then installed in the SSD. While installation only the SSD will show.Worked for me.After installation and everything, re-enable the HDD.
Hope this helps...
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
add a comment |
Disabling the HDD in BIOS works.
Had the same issue with my laptop. Initially was a little apprehensive about removing the HDD physically.
But,
I disabled the HDD in BIOS and then installed in the SSD. While installation only the SSD will show.Worked for me.After installation and everything, re-enable the HDD.
Hope this helps...
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
add a comment |
Disabling the HDD in BIOS works.
Had the same issue with my laptop. Initially was a little apprehensive about removing the HDD physically.
But,
I disabled the HDD in BIOS and then installed in the SSD. While installation only the SSD will show.Worked for me.After installation and everything, re-enable the HDD.
Hope this helps...
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
Disabling the HDD in BIOS works.
Had the same issue with my laptop. Initially was a little apprehensive about removing the HDD physically.
But,
I disabled the HDD in BIOS and then installed in the SSD. While installation only the SSD will show.Worked for me.After installation and everything, re-enable the HDD.
Hope this helps...
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
Aravind SajuAravind Saju
11
answered May 24 '18 at 19:22
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11
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I just resolved this issue on my Laptop by changing the BOOT order for hard drives. You have to select drive on top priority in BIOS setup. THIS ACTUALLY WORKED.
answered 11 mins ago
Hafiz ArslanHafiz Arslan
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I just resolved this issue on my Laptop by changing the BOOT order for hard drives. You have to select drive on top priority in BIOS setup. THIS ACTUALLY WORKED.
answered 11 mins ago
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I just resolved this issue on my Laptop by changing the BOOT order for hard drives. You have to select drive on top priority in BIOS setup. THIS ACTUALLY WORKED.
answered 11 mins ago
Hafiz ArslanHafiz Arslan
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I just resolved this issue on my Laptop by changing the BOOT order for hard drives. You have to select drive on top priority in BIOS setup. THIS ACTUALLY WORKED.
answered 11 mins ago
Hafiz ArslanHafiz Arslan
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answered 11 mins ago
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@Ramhound: As worded, your first comment isn't the nicest. Can you try to be a bit more gentle?
– bwDraco
Apr 22 '16 at 15:49
I am confufuesd (my fault entirely). "How do you know that "the current installation was NOT installed with legacy mode enabled"? Can you explain and help me, please? Also "How you boot to a EFI enable disk, on hardware that supports EFI, is well documented" - if I boot into UEFI, then I cannot see the USB drive with the Windowos install - am I missing something? Can you help? Thanks.
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 17:29
Thanks for the clarification. I have no idea what o/s it came with. I suspect that it came with FreeDos & my friend tried to install Windows - from where, I know not. Rather than look at the past, can we look at the future & figure out how to install W 10 64-bit?
– Mawg
Apr 22 '16 at 18:40