Windows won’t install

[mduren1100]

I recently have built my new computer and I was trying to install windows 10.

Every time I try to install it from a usb it freezes at random percentages in the getting files ready for installation portion. I have checked my bios and the only thing that seemed off was my clock speeds on my ram as well as the cache. I changed those to what they should be, but it still is not working. If you could provide any help that would be great.

Based off what I have read my motherboard is at the right update for my cpu.

Specs:
I7-9700k
Asrock Extreme 4 motherboard
Evga clc 240
Corsair vengeance rgb 16gb ddr4 3000mhz 16 cache
Samsung 860 evo 1tb
Evga 750 watt power supply

 

[kanewolf]

Try running MEMTEST86 for 4 - 6 hours. See if you have memory errors.

 

[mduren1100]

Try running MEMTEST86 for 4 - 6 hours. See if you have memory errors.

Sorry I was out of town. I ran the MEMTEST and I had no errors come up. The part it keeps getting stuck at is getting files ready for installation right after copying windows files. I tried to keep as much unnecessary equipment out as I could. I’ve tried with one stick of ram and two. I still can’t find a solution.

 

[kanewolf]

If MEMTEST86 ran for several hours, then your basic motherboard is pretty stable. I would try different SATA cable next. Are you using the SATA data cable that came with the motherboard?

 

[mduren1100]

If MEMTEST86 ran for several hours, then your basic motherboard is pretty stable. I would try different SATA cable next. Are you using the SATA data cable that came with the motherboard?

Yeah I’m using the one that came with it. Let me switch it out for another one really quick and run it again

 

[mduren1100]

If MEMTEST86 ran for several hours, then your basic motherboard is pretty stable. I would try different SATA cable next. Are you using the SATA data cable that came with the motherboard?

The different data cable didn’t work either.