Setting up Windows 10
Setting up Windows 10
When using USB 3.0, consider changing to USB 2.0 for better performance.
You haven't set up an operating system yet, so it can't start.
I don’t understand. You might want to consider making a new bootable USB drive.
Windows installation (presented in RAM now) cannot proceed due to setup file detection issues. This may result from: Windows setup being damaged It can't locate or work with your USB flash drive because it lacks the necessary drivers The SATA controller isn't recognized since missing drivers are present. Solution: Insert your motherboard disk, locate the extracted USB controller drivers (*.inf files). Put the disk back in and find the corresponding SATA controller drivers (*.inf files). Restart the setup using a different USB drive Redownload WindowsISO and rebuild your USB drive (use Microsoft Media Creation Tool) Try another USB drive Ensure your UEFI/BIOS is fully updated Use a DVD method instead of USB flash drive
On the linked page you referenced, you’ll find instructions for installing USB3.0 drivers. Download the .zip, extract it onto a USB drive, connect it via a USB 2.0 port on your motherboard, and load the matching *.inf file. If you prefer, opt for the built-in USB controller instead of MSI’s special one. Check your motherboard manual for the correct model or experiment until it works. For SATA drivers, locate the last entry in the list under "On-Board PIDE/SATA Drivers" and follow similar steps with the appropriate *.inf file. I suggest using Media Creation Tool for Windows 10, though this may not be your specific issue.
I start the USB using the M-Flash feature, it restarts and displays the folders on the USB stick, I open them but can't find any files. NOTE: I switched to another USB drive as a bootable one and it resolved the issue. Now it's connected to a USB 2.0 port.
You're attempting to upgrade your motherboard's UEFI, but M-Flash isn't locating the update package. Your storage device must be formatted with FAT32—NTFS and exFAT aren't compatible. The update archive from the "AMI BIOS" section on the motherboard site should be unpacked first. Remember, the UEFI doesn't support running tools to open .zip files directly.