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Attempting to set up Windows 10 following a Windows 11 installation.

Attempting to set up Windows 10 following a Windows 11 installation.

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Beavz
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09-19-2021, 11:32 AM
#1
Hey everyone, this seems way easier than it looks. I built this rig about a year ago. It's a 5950X with 64GB RAM (all stock, four modules, dual-ranked), and I've got two NVMe drives. The mainboard is an ROG STRIX x570-E designed for gaming. I switched to Windows 11 right away after installing it, hoping to try something new, but now I'm back to Windows 10. I made the USB installer, started up, and got a message saying no drivers were found. I checked secure boot settings, changed a few times, even reset everything, but nothing worked. Still, it managed to boot into Windows 11. Could there be something I'm missing? Feel free to joke if you think so! Thanks.
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Beavz
09-19-2021, 11:32 AM #1

Hey everyone, this seems way easier than it looks. I built this rig about a year ago. It's a 5950X with 64GB RAM (all stock, four modules, dual-ranked), and I've got two NVMe drives. The mainboard is an ROG STRIX x570-E designed for gaming. I switched to Windows 11 right away after installing it, hoping to try something new, but now I'm back to Windows 10. I made the USB installer, started up, and got a message saying no drivers were found. I checked secure boot settings, changed a few times, even reset everything, but nothing worked. Still, it managed to boot into Windows 11. Could there be something I'm missing? Feel free to joke if you think so! Thanks.

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victordub44
Member
216
09-20-2021, 07:59 AM
#2
Press the delete or F key during startup to reach the BIOS. Place the USB drive at the top of the boot sequence to begin installing Windows 10. Save the changes and restart, which will direct you to the installation screen. You’ll need to format the hard drive once more.
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victordub44
09-20-2021, 07:59 AM #2

Press the delete or F key during startup to reach the BIOS. Place the USB drive at the top of the boot sequence to begin installing Windows 10. Save the changes and restart, which will direct you to the installation screen. You’ll need to format the hard drive once more.

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xXSuperNovaXx
Posting Freak
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09-25-2021, 10:39 AM
#3
Thanks for your reply! It turns out my issue was easier than I thought. I had to rebuild the installation material, and it finally functioned... nice job! I’ll note it’s resolved.
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xXSuperNovaXx
09-25-2021, 10:39 AM #3

Thanks for your reply! It turns out my issue was easier than I thought. I had to rebuild the installation material, and it finally functioned... nice job! I’ll note it’s resolved.