I tried with F11 boot option and manually selected SSD, but it only allows me to select it Legacy mode and it won't boot. This addresses creating the Win 10 bootable disk, and using it for either a legacy BIOS or UEFI installation.Thank you, The problem with letting installer creating partitions is that installer will not "slow" format the partitinos but will do a "quick" format, I always format the drive myself using diskpart and it always worked except now with SSD.Īnyway I followed your advice to let the installer do a format just to see if that will work, and installation indeed works but once it restarts I'm not able to boot from SSD to continue finishing installation. Please follow the clean install tutorial, deleting all existing partitions at step 14. Hi - you don't create those partitions yourself.Ī clean install is to unallocated space on the disk, and Windows creates all the partitions it needs.
Storage: 480GB SSD + 1TB HDD (Active Windows Boot is on 1TB HDD in UEFI mode/ GPT)
Windows 10 WHQL Support: Disabled (needed to enable CSM)Īll PC components recognized by BIOS, Except SSD available only in legacy mode, but not UEFI I'm installing Windows from USB flash drive, I tried to boot from USB in both UEFI and legacy mode, no difference. Setting up boot priorities, swithcing flash disk to USB 2.0 port etc.Ĭurrently SSD can only be set as non UEFI boot disk in BIOS, probably because there is no system installed on it yet. I followed several advices found on google, such as disabling secure boot, enabling UEFI+Legacy mode (CSM)
Now the error message when attempting to install to Windows partition on SSD is "we couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one". MSR, System, Windows partition and Recovery tools partition. I formatted the drive with GPT partition style, created necesary partitions as described by technet site: I have problem installing Windows 10 on a new SSD.
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