PC won't start after hard-drive install

[zkalle]

A year ago this pc couldn't start due to a Hard-drive issue, now we put in a new hard-drive and wanted to install windows 10 on it, but this PC couldn't "find" the hard-drive.

Instead we pulled out the hard-drives of another computer and plugged in the new hard-drive to see if the hard-drive didn't work, but it worked fine. We then proceeded to download windows 10 from the second computer which we have completed.
We then plugged the newly windows 10 installed hard-drive into the computer but i still doesnt want to boot up. It for some reason doesn't want to proceed booting.
screenshots of the screen and pc below.

https://imgur.com/a/pdU3T

I have also tried plugging in my functioning hard-drive, the one for the second pc into the computer that doesnt want to boot, but without luck.


Have anyone here tried the same, or is there anybody that knows how to fix this issue?

 

[CountMike]

Picture shows CPU fan not working, most new-ish MBs will not work without it.

 

[alceryes]

Try disabling the RAID controller (or changing it from RAID to AHCI).

 

[zkalle]

Picture shows CPU fan not working, most new-ish MBs will not work without it.

The cpu fan works fine. IDK why it says that
and this motherboard is hella old.

 

[CountMike]

It's not detecting it.

 

[zkalle]

Try disabling the RAID controller (or changing it from RAID to AHCI).

It's not detecting it.

CPU fan error is fixed now.

I have tried changing it to RAID And AHCI from IDE, nothing changes really.
But i can tell you that now it gets through to the windows instillation, but it wont find the drive so i can download it. ;(

 

[CountMike]

OK, now, is OS installed in BIOS or UEFI mode ? Check for CSM in the BIOS.

 

[zkalle]

OK, now, is OS installed in BIOS or UEFI mode ? Check for CSM in the BIOS.

We installed the OS on my computer on my friends new hard-drive. we used USB-Drive to download windows 10, we got to the desktop from my computer.
We have plugged in the hard-drive into his computer now and it doesnt find the hard-drive.
What is CSM?
I cant find it in the boot menu.

 

[CountMike]

CSM:
The Compatibility Support Module (CSM) is a component of the UEFI firmware that provides legacy BIOS compatibility by emulating a BIOS environment, allowing legacy operating systems and some option ROMs that do not support UEFI to still be used.
If it exist, set it to Auto so it can load OS fr legacy BIOS or UEFI.

 

[zkalle]

Where is UEFI boot located?D:

 

[CountMike]

There should be a small partition on the disk with OS when it's installed in UEFI mode.

 

[zkalle]

I dont understand.
We have windows on a USB drive, and we cant install windows cause the disk cant be found.

There is no places in BIOS that says UEFI or Legacy.
I can't find troubleshoot from the windows menu. :/
I can show u a picture of what is shows now that we're through to the windows menu.

Btw thanks alot for helping.

 

[zkalle]

https://imgur.com/a/IhVXS
This is what it says in the windows menu:
Translated: Windows can not install on drev/disk 0: partition 4, show details.

And if i press on show details it says:
Windows can not be installed on this drive. The chosen drive is of GPT-partitionstype
^whatever that means

 

[CountMike]

My (educated) guess is that OS was installed in a computer wit UEFI but your's doesn't have that. You should delete all the partitions and let OS make own.

 

[zkalle]

My (educated) guess is that OS was installed in a computer wit UEFI but your's doesn't have that. You should delete all the partitions and let OS make own.

I assume when you write "OS" you mean operating system.
Its a completely new hard-drive. So it doesnt have an operating system?

But i dont understand what you mean when you say i should delete all partitions. There is nothing to delete lol.

 

[CountMike]

Yes. Operating system, windows in this case. According to that picture it's already partitioned in 4 partitions and has OS on it, they don't come new like that.