[SOLVED] Installing OS on new PC using usb drive 2.0, "Reboot and select proper boot device..."

[Shiroro09]

I've done the instructions on how to make bootable usb for installing os but I cant get it to work.

I want to install windows 10 on my pc using bootable usb drive and I already set it as priority on the bios but it doesn't proceed to the installation window.

 

[Koekieezz]

I've done the instructions on how to make bootable usb for installing os but I cant get it to work.

I want to install windows 10 on my pc using bootable usb drive and I already set it as priority on the bios but it doesn't proceed to the installation window.

What are the specs of your PC?

 

[Shiroro09]

What are the specs of your PC?

Mobo: Gigabyte b450m d3sh
Cpu: 3.7ghz R5 3400g
Ram: 3200mhz Avexir 2x8(16)
Storage: Kingston m.2 ssd 500gb

I've tried on ports 2.0 and 3.0 but same prob

 

[howtobeironic]

Sounds like a MBR-GPT conflict, might not be, but that's a great chance. First off. which program did you use create the USB? If it's Rufus, make sure you've got GPT selected-no "MBR" in the option.

Then check your UEFI for a few settings: your B450M's UEFI can be accessed by rapidly hitting the "del" button while it's booting. You'll be met with a red and black screen with options such as "System" or "BIOS" at the top. If you don't see these, hit the F2 button to switch to advanced mode. Then, go to "BIOS" section and turn the setting named "CSM Support" off. Finally, head to "Save&Exit" and hit "Save & Exit Setup" to save your settings. It should reboot and USB should kick in there.

If that does not budge, try forcing the system to boot from it, by using the UEFI's save and exit section, and choosing your USB (The one that starts with "UEFI:") from "Boot Override".

 

[Shiroro09]

Sounds like a MBR-GPT conflict, might not be, but that's a great chance. First off. which program did you use create the USB? If it's Rufus, make sure you've got GPT selected-no "MBR" in the option.

Then check your UEFI for a few settings: your B450M's UEFI can be accessed by rapidly hitting the "del" button while it's booting. You'll be met with a red and black screen with options such as "System" or "BIOS" at the top. If you don't see these, hit the F2 button to switch to advanced mode. Then, go to "BIOS" section and turn the setting named "CSM Support" off. Finally, head to "Save&Exit" and hit "Save & Exit Setup" to save your settings. It should reboot and USB should kick in there.

If that does not budge, try forcing the system to boot from it, by using the UEFI's save and exit section, and choosing your USB (The one that starts with "UEFI:") from "Boot Override".

Right on spot. Thank you