Laptop can't boot to window, I install NVME SSD n format HDD
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 Jul 19 2022, 03:46 PM
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Do you have a bootable USB drive that contains the Windows 10 (or Windows 11) OS installer? If yes, plug that into your laptop, turn on your laptop and repeatedly hit F2 (it could be F10 as well) on your keyboard to enter BIOS.
From the BIOS boot menu, set the USB drive at the top of the boot priority so that it will boot into the USB drive and install Windows. |
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Jul 20 2022, 08:58 AM
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QUOTE(sairay @ Jul 19 2022, 05:33 PM) Got 2 questions need help. 1. You can try Win11. Usually the license is linked to the motherboard of your laptop, or if you signed in to your Microsoft account, the license will be linked to your Microsoft account. When you reformat and when you setup for the first time, just sign in to your Microsoft account and it'll automatically activate (need internet la of course)1. My laptop originally was win10 n got upgraded to win11. If use MS win creation media for win10 or win11? 2. When I run this win installation from usb, is it a clean install or need to re-install at original HDD instead of m2?  2. You can choose to either keep your files, or perform clean install. You can also choose which hard drive to install Windows on. Just make sure you don't choose the wrong drive. |
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Jul 25 2022, 01:46 PM
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Glad to know it's sorted now. Thanks for updating.
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