Then I tried uplugging the HDD and the Windows 10 Installer finally loaded from my flash drive. I took the computer apart and put it back together with no luck. I think the problem might stem from something I did as soon as I built the PC. I finally got the Windows 10 installer to start up, but then I ran into another problem. I tired using 3 different flash drives with no luck.Ĭould you possibly ask to borrow someone's laptop or PC to try there? This is the only route that you yourself have to attempt to download it straight to the USB? The notebook I'm using right now recognizes the USB drives fine but the Media Creation program won't recognize them for some reason. Oh, I forgot to mention when I use the Media Creation Tool it won't recognize USB flash drives. exe->Let it do it's thing for a minute, accept the necessary I accept stuff->Create Installation Media for Another PC->Select the settings for the Windows 10 key you purchased->Choose a USB flash drive as the media you wish to use->Choose the USB flash drive you would wish to use that is currently plugged into the machine you're downloading this from If you download the media creation tool (Download Tool Now): You'll want to-Run the. Which is why I'm confused why you're attempting to jump through hoops to get a bootable USB when MS's own media creation tool has that option already for you. The media creation tool on microsofts site that I posted, if you go through the steps, has an option to either create a bootable USB drive or to create an ISO that needs to be burned to a disk.
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