So i Wiped My HP Z200 Workstation

[brackenbear17]

Okay, so I wiped my HP Z200 Workstation. Then I plugged in a bootable USB (with the win10 pro ISO on it) and told it to boot from a 'USB Device' and it didn't work. Then I turned of 'Network Boot'. And it still didn't work. Then I just started messing with the BIOS. And no I can't disable Secure Boot (bc there is no option for it in my BIOS) and I can't enable Legacy booting (bc there is, again, no option for it). So I guess my question is this: WHAT AM I DOING WRONG??

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

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Question from brackenbear17 : "I wiped my computer"

Okay, so I wiped my HP Z200 Workstation. Then I plugged in a bootable USB (with the win10 pro ISO on it) and told it to boot from a 'USB Device' and it didn't work. Then I turned of 'Network Boot'. And it still didn't work. Then I just started messing with the BIOS. And no I can't disable Secure Boot (bc there is no option for it in my BIOS) and I can't enable Legacy booting (bc there is, again, no option for it). So I guess my question is this: WHAT AM I DOING WRONG??

Will setting BIOS to default settings work , it use to work on my Z210.

How exactly did you make the bootable usb stick?

Will setting BIOS to default settings work , it use to work on my Z210.

No. At first I never had the option to even boot from a USB device. Resetting the BIOS to it's factory settings did the job to get the option back. But other than that, that didn't work.

Will setting BIOS to default settings work , it use to work on my Z210.

No. At first I never had the option to even boot from a USB device. Resetting the BIOS to it's factory settings did the job to get the option back. But other than that, that didn't work.

Sorry to hear that , it was the only way I found that worked on my Z210 that I had a little while back.

How exactly did you make the bootable usb stick?

So since I wiped my computer, I had no way to get a win10 pro ISO onto a USB using Rufus. So I got on my MacBook Pro, and used something called 'balenaEtcher' (It does the EXACT same thing as rufus would do) that's only for the Mac. I downloaded the win10 pro ISO and burned onto a 16 gig Sandisk USB device (it was successful). Then I plugged it into the computer. Powered the computer on and pressed 'F9' to bring up the boot menu. I selected "USB Device." And then it gave me the 'disk error, press any key when ready' message. I just tried over and over again, the same thing that I did last time (the method I'm describing worked last time and now it's not; MAYBE the files are corrupted but that's why I burned the win10 ISO to a new usb stick, instead of the one I used before).

Will setting BIOS to default settings work , it use to work on my Z210.

No. At first I never had the option to even boot from a USB device. Resetting the BIOS to it's factory settings did the job to get the option back. But other than that, that didn't work.

Sorry to hear that , it was the only way I found that worked on my Z210 that I had a little while back.

I mean I could try doing that again, but I doubt that's the solution to my problem.