Windows 10 bootable usb bsod

[101darth]

Some time earlier I've created a 64-bit Windows 10 bootable USB from the media creation tool provided by Microsoft with the intention of "upgrading" my ThinkCentre A85's Windows 10 system from a 32-bit system to a 64-bit system. I've checked that the pc is able to support a 64-bit system, and I've set the bootable USB as priority in bios. However, when booting from the USB, the screen shows the usual Windows startup logo for some time, then switched over to the blue screen, where it restarts and the cycle repeats infinitely, each restart showing a new error on the blue screen. When I switched over back to the usual HDD priority, everything moves on as usual. Anyone has a fix for this issue?

 

[Colif]

What errors is it showing? they can help determine the cause.

You might want to run memtest86 on your ram sticks, 1 at a time, as win 10 is harder on ram than previous versions were. Any errors it finds means stick needs to be replaced.

 

[101darth]

Well, it shows "DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL", while saying ACPlsys failed.

Also, I apologize for the downvote, I was messing around and accidentally hit it, and I can't undo it.

 

[Paul NZ]

The site only says it supports Win7 x64. Dont know if this is why tho

 

[Colif]

The site only says it supports Win7 x64. Dont know if this is why tho

no win 8 or 10 drivers isn't going to help a lot. I would stay on 7 only as win 10 will just bring more irq errors