NO OS, But cant boot my bootable usb

[Eye Scythe]

Hello everyone.

im encoutering this problems

usb wont boot and it shows a BLINKING UNDERSCORE instead of "press any key to boot from device"

i still dont have a operating system.
( i cant install one because it doesnt boot the bootable ub )

MOBO: GIGABYTE F2A58M-DS2 (NEW)
PROCESSOR: AMD APU RICHLAND A6-6400K (NEW)
RAM: 4GB (NEW)
HDD: WD 1600AAJS (OLD)

but when i plug in my old mobo,proci, and ram it boots up ...
my hdd is working fine

do you think guys its in the bios that has problems? or what?

ill Appreciate the help! )

 

[ronintexas]

Is it plugged into a USB-2 or USB-3 port? You can't boot from a USB-3 port.

 

[arossetti]

Depending on the OS it may not support booting from USB 3.0 - May not posses the drivers. Or it could be that your mobo may need to flashed to support it. It could also be the USB stick itself and not support it. Try booting from a USB 2 first.

 

[Eye Scythe]

Is it plugged into a USB-2 or USB-3 port? You can't boot from a USB-3 port.

the port is USB2.0
i dont know why its not booting

i installed windows on different mobo,proci and ram but same hdd and plugged back the new one
and in the middle of windows loading bsod appears with code 0x0000007b

Thanks for the help

 

[Eye Scythe]

Depending on the OS it may not support booting from USB 3.0 - May not posses the drivers. Or it could be that your mobo may need to flashed to support it. It could also be the USB stick itself and not support it. Try booting from a USB 2 first.

in my new mobo its usb2.0

you can teach me how to flash ?
all i can get in is the BIOS

thanks for the help

 

[ronintexas]

THE BSOD you received is an inability to read the boot sector of the hard drive. Three possible causes of this - first is a boot sector virus, second would be bad partition information and third would be a bad hard drive.

In the first and second cases, if you wipe the partitions from the hard drive, Windows should install. If the hard drive is bad, you won't be able to install it on the drive.

 

[Eye Scythe]

THE BSOD you received is an inability to read the boot sector of the hard drive. Three possible causes of this - first is a boot sector virus, second would be bad partition information and third would be a bad hard drive.

In the first and second cases, if you wipe the partitions from the hard drive, Windows should install. If the hard drive is bad, you won't be able to install it on the drive.

thanks for your help.. i got it working now..
mobo's lan is not installed yet thats why its not working ..
so i decided to buy a disc, burned and pooff
its working now
thanks guys