does gigabyte h55m s2 support windows 10?

Jun 23, 2018
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as i have stuck on 'loading operating system '. while installing windows 10 from bootable pendrive.
i used to have windows 7 before x32bit.

so how can i fix this
i have i3 processor
 
Officially the board you own doesn't support anything beyond Windows 7 64bit. You could ofc manage to install drivers in Windows 10 under compatibility mode:
i.e. Right click installer>Properties>Compatibility Tab>Windows 7 (from the drop down menu)

If you can't install the OS, you can try and recreate the bootable USB installer using Windows Media Creation Tool and retry your installation procedure.
 
You day you've tried many times, but that doesn't mean you've made a fresh bootable drive. Just trying over and over again with the same drive without redoing the data on it won't work. Something may be corrupt on the pendrive. You can go ahead and roll back to W7 if you want and that is entirely up to you.
 
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Question from siddharthrangnani126 : "'loading operating system' stuck"



 
how to delete partitions . hey when i remove pendrive it shows two options 1)repair system 2) start win 7 normally but both doesnt work . repair shows that error and cant even format drives and 2) win 7 stucks and restart again and again
 
while Rufus is great you don't need to use it.

Read the following through carefully.

Assuming you have access to another PC for this do the following to perform a clean formatting of the USB and to create a bootable installation drive.

Open Windows search and type CMD then right click and run command prompt as administrator.
Next, type the following command lines followed by pressing the ENTER key after each line.
(Be sure the USB flash drive is inserted into the PC)

diskpart

listdisk

select disk # (where # is the number of the flash drive)

clean

create partition primary

select partition 1

active

format quick fs=fat32

assign

exit

exit

after you have successfully cleaned and formatted the drive download the Windows Media Creation Tool from Microsofts website and use it to create a bootable installation flash drive. Be sure to go down to the right corner of the task bar and click the little up facing arrow and click on the little icon of a flash drive and choose to safely remove the drive. once it is safe to remove take it out then put it into the new PC and go through the standard procedure of installing a fresh copy of Windows 10 64 bit.

It should be noted that you need a pendrive of at least 8GB in size for this.