Guide pour installer Windows 10
Guide pour installer Windows 10
Hello, You're looking to reinstall Windows on a brand-new SSD using a fresh installation media made from your USB drive. You want to boot directly from the USB into the boot menu and install Windows onto the new SSD while also erasing the existing HDD. I hope someone can assist you with this setup! Thanks, Josh.
I would arrange for the BIOS boot sequence to place USB first, then power on the computer using the USB device and complete the setup. When choosing a storage device for installation, you can format it as desired (such as wiping an HDD). Alternatively, DiskPart could be used for troubleshooting, though it isn't necessary in this case.
Essentially similar to what you mentioned, though I’d disconnect all drives except the SSD during setup to prevent Windows from mistakenly placing boot files elsewhere. Once installation is done, connect additional drives and format them.
In short, once you install Windows with just the SSD and then add the HDD, any existing drivers on the HDD might cause conflicts. You’ll need to update or replace those drivers before using the new system. It’s best to format the HDD first, then reinstall drivers compatible with the new setup. Let me know if you need more details!
After finishing the setup and connecting the HDD, open the BIOS settings and confirm the first boot choice is the SSD. When the PC starts up in Windows on the SSD (no conflicts expected), the old HDD should also show up in the explorer. Right-click it and select format. After completion, when installing software, pick the installation location during setup.