How to migrate Win10 ISO file on DVD to SSD?

[helipo]

The SSD is partitioned, has a drive letter and is switched to GPT as Windows told me to switch to GPT. Now I'm getting to a certain point where I'm told 'Couldn't create new partition or locate existing one'. Or in drivers: 'No signed device drivers were found. Make sure installation media contains correct drivers.' Any browsed drivers listed are not accepted. The Win10 ISO file was downloaded onto a DVD in one piece from Microsoft. Any help would be appreciated. HP

 

[Rocky Bennett]

Have you gone into your BIOS and chose to boot from DVD? That would be the first step and then you will get to a screen where you can choose which partition to load the Windows operating system to.

 

[helipo]

Have you gone into your BIOS and chose to boot from DVD? That would be the first step and then you will get to a screen where you can choose which partition to load the Windows operating system to.

 

[helipo]

Sure did. HP

 

[Paul NZ]

You have to burn it. It wont work if you copied the ISO to the dvd as a ISO

Or use rufus and a flash drive

Enable secure boot and UEFI if the BIOS supports it. If youre using 8 / 10 x64.

Then when you get to the setup screen delete the partitions. And install windows

 

[lp231]

I'm assuming you have already booted up from the disc and managed to create a partition on your SSD. Everything was okay until the drive was converted to GPT? Can't install OS on a GPT disk when your Win10 didn't boot up with GPT support. I doubt your SSD is over 3TB, just reboot the disc, clean the delete the partition, and run it as MBR.

 

[helipo]

You have to burn it. It wont work if you copied the ISO to the dvd as a ISO

Or use rufus and a flash drive

Enable secure boot and UEFI if the BIOS supports it. If youre using 8 / 10 x64.

Then when you get to the setup screen delete the partitions. And install windows

 

[helipo]

I went through the trouble burning a new DVD and it's the same nonsense.

I get to the 'Start up menu' with the following options: Continue startup
System information
Change language
Diagnostics (F2)
Boot menu (F9)
Computer setup (F10)
System recovery (F11)
Network boot (F12)
Utilities
Run UEFI application...
If I press enter on 'continue startup' I get a black screen stating >>Start PXE over IPv4 and nothing happens. When, after a while I press enter I get PXE-E 18: Server response timeout and in the line underneath >>Start PXE over IPv6. Then, when I click enter again I get ERROR: No boot disk......
The SSD is empty with a drive letter. HP

 

[Paul NZ]

Disable network boot / And make sure the hdd is the bootdisk in the BIOS