I recently put in a new hard drive into my old pc to have it work again. I bought windows 10 for it. I have a h81m-e33 and I need help installing the windows 10 from a USB. It's saying "reboot and select proper boot drive." It's recognizing my hard drive and optical drive but I need it to install the Windows 10 from the USB. The bios menu is very bad and non-user-friendly and hard to understand. It has UEFI which I really don't know what to do with it. If you could help at all, it would be great!
Need help installing OS from USB
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SkyNetRising
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You have to do exactly that:
Reboot your PC and press F11 to bring up Boot device selection menu.
Select your USB boot device and boot from it.
Good luck.
Deverick37
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Go to your bios and if its anything like mine on MSI motherboards it shows your boot devices in a row and drag the usb to the far left and it will boot first, if not then try and find anything that says boot order and make sure the USB is the first
Deverick37
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Rob423
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Make sure your not using a USB port built into your case if the headers aren't connected. Plug into your motherboard usb ports, unless you know for sure your front/case usb ports are connected properly.
Follow the above steps from previous posters on making sure your usb is your priority boot sequence.
Follow the above steps from previous posters on making sure your usb is your priority boot sequence.
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