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HotMilkTea
Member
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09-27-2022, 01:10 AM
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I'm able to go to bios and everything shows up as it should. For context I have 2 ssd, one NVMe 1tb and another is sata 1tb. I'm using bootable win11 pendrive which I created with rufus back in December of last year. Here's what I've done till now: On my first try I installed windows on NVMe drive where I was able to go to welcome screen of Win 11 setup but was getting stuck at "lets connect you to network". Although my motherboard has WIFI, no wifi network showed up (I have wifi at home) so I connected my ethernet cable but still no network showed up. After this I thought there's something wrong with windows so I tried to again install it but this time when we have to select drive in windows installing media I saw NVMe drive had partitioned with another 2 small drive like of size 16mb and 100mb so I formatted those and clicked NVMe drive which showed like 950GB available space. After this system rebooted but this time I was not able to go to windows welcome screen instead nothing showed up on my monitor. I waited for like 20 minutes. So for my third try I installed windows on my second sata ssd but this time also I was not able to go to welcome screen of windows and the screen stayed blank with no signal. 4th try: I removed CMOS battery and formatted both drives in windows installation media center and installed windows on NVMe again but still was not able to get welcome screen of windows 11 EDIT: 5th try, I removed CMOS battery and sata ssd, but still same problem. Any help is appreciated, thank you. System Specs: CPU: Ryzen 9 7900 non X GPU: RTX 3080 Mobo: Asus Rog Strix 650E-F Gaming motherboard Ram: Team Force 5200MHz 32x2GB Storage: NVMe Gen 4 1TB, Sata ssd 1TB
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HotMilkTea
09-27-2022, 01:10 AM #1

I'm able to go to bios and everything shows up as it should. For context I have 2 ssd, one NVMe 1tb and another is sata 1tb. I'm using bootable win11 pendrive which I created with rufus back in December of last year. Here's what I've done till now: On my first try I installed windows on NVMe drive where I was able to go to welcome screen of Win 11 setup but was getting stuck at "lets connect you to network". Although my motherboard has WIFI, no wifi network showed up (I have wifi at home) so I connected my ethernet cable but still no network showed up. After this I thought there's something wrong with windows so I tried to again install it but this time when we have to select drive in windows installing media I saw NVMe drive had partitioned with another 2 small drive like of size 16mb and 100mb so I formatted those and clicked NVMe drive which showed like 950GB available space. After this system rebooted but this time I was not able to go to windows welcome screen instead nothing showed up on my monitor. I waited for like 20 minutes. So for my third try I installed windows on my second sata ssd but this time also I was not able to go to welcome screen of windows and the screen stayed blank with no signal. 4th try: I removed CMOS battery and formatted both drives in windows installation media center and installed windows on NVMe again but still was not able to get welcome screen of windows 11 EDIT: 5th try, I removed CMOS battery and sata ssd, but still same problem. Any help is appreciated, thank you. System Specs: CPU: Ryzen 9 7900 non X GPU: RTX 3080 Mobo: Asus Rog Strix 650E-F Gaming motherboard Ram: Team Force 5200MHz 32x2GB Storage: NVMe Gen 4 1TB, Sata ssd 1TB

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X_Impossible_X
Member
226
09-27-2022, 02:12 AM
#2
Turn off all other devices and retain just the drive you wish to install Windows on, along with the USB flash drive. Consider generating a fresh bootable file if feasible.
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X_Impossible_X
09-27-2022, 02:12 AM #2

Turn off all other devices and retain just the drive you wish to install Windows on, along with the USB flash drive. Consider generating a fresh bootable file if feasible.

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rarethekid1
Junior Member
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10-18-2022, 04:54 PM
#3
I also attempted this, but I removed the SATA SSD and tried installing it on NVMe, though I didn't receive the welcome screen.
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rarethekid1
10-18-2022, 04:54 PM #3

I also attempted this, but I removed the SATA SSD and tried installing it on NVMe, though I didn't receive the welcome screen.

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kcristan
Senior Member
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10-30-2022, 07:34 PM
#4
You also attempted another bootable drive or recreated it from a freshly downloaded ISO, perhaps the initial one was damaged.
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kcristan
10-30-2022, 07:34 PM #4

You also attempted another bootable drive or recreated it from a freshly downloaded ISO, perhaps the initial one was damaged.

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Doulos14
Junior Member
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10-30-2022, 09:04 PM
#5
Using rufus during ISO creation allows bypassing all authentication steps.
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Doulos14
10-30-2022, 09:04 PM #5

Using rufus during ISO creation allows bypassing all authentication steps.

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Flade1337
Member
71
10-30-2022, 09:15 PM
#6
I'll try it now, downloading windows media creation tool to make bootable usb this time, will update in some time Oh ok, I'll also try to select this option and try once more
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Flade1337
10-30-2022, 09:15 PM #6

I'll try it now, downloading windows media creation tool to make bootable usb this time, will update in some time Oh ok, I'll also try to select this option and try once more

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yashmohan1234
Junior Member
23
10-30-2022, 10:23 PM
#7
rufus installation media has often caused issues. Make sure to boot the UEFI loader from the USB. Download and install the AHCI and network drivers, placing them on the USB in a folder before you begin. If there’s available space, add chipset and GPU drivers as well. Check the mainboard support page for any additional components you might need.
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yashmohan1234
10-30-2022, 10:23 PM #7

rufus installation media has often caused issues. Make sure to boot the UEFI loader from the USB. Download and install the AHCI and network drivers, placing them on the USB in a folder before you begin. If there’s available space, add chipset and GPU drivers as well. Check the mainboard support page for any additional components you might need.