I keep getting this error message loading Windows 10. I’ve tried loading it both one...

[Tony Gill]

I keep getting this error message loading Windows 10. I’ve tried loading it both one an 850 EVO and a 1TB WD Blue. I’ve tried a Windows 10 disc, converting the disk to an iso on a usb, and a fresh iso I downloaded online on a usb. All have the same code. Anyone have any ideas on what might be wrong? I’ve tried clearing cmos, unhooking all the drives, formatting the drives on another computer, everything.

 

[Miguel Bernal]

might be the installer itself

 

[Tony Gill]

Also, I had already used this disc on this computer a few hours ago and had windows loaded. The problem is I put windows home and my key was for pro. I decided to just reinstall and now I’m constantly getting this code.

 

[Daniyal Asif]

If there's any small button on the motherboard try pressin that.....it will put ur Bios on default setting

 

[Tony Gill]

I just swapped the ssd to another motherboard and I’m going to try installing on that and then transferring the drive back to the ryzen board. This thing is a headache.

 

[Tony Gill]

Install worked on another motherboard. This may be my last ryzen lol

 

[Wilfred Farmer]

Did you try use Rufus because Rufus is a utility that helps format and create bootable USB flash drives, such as USB keys/pendrives, memory sticks, etc.

It can be especially useful for cases where:

you need to create USB installation media from bootable ISOs (Windows, Linux, UEFI, etc.)
you need to work on a system that doesn't have an OS installed
you need to flash a BIOS or other firmware from DOS
you want to run a low-level utility

 

[Wilfred Farmer]

Try Rufus

 

[Tony Gill]

I used Rufus. It loaded windows on the ssd fine with an intel board. The ryzen board keeps saying memory issue when I plug that ssd with windows already on it into it. It literally just used this exact windows and this exact drive last night and it was fine.

 

[Tony Gill]

Now I’m getting this when the desktop loads

 

[Erick Below]

It may be a bad stick of memory

 

[Tony Gill]

The culprit. Brand new Corsair Vengeance is no good. Swapped out a 4gb stick from my miners and it fired right up. Talk about infuriating.

 

[Erick Below]

May not be compatible with your motherboard. Ryzens are picky

 

[Paul Dowson-Trevathan]

Vengance is yours

 

[Dalton Young]

May need a bios update? Didn't they improve on the memory compatibility?

 

[Gerben Feenstra]

It's not the media, it's not your disks: Check your memory!

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