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I've shared earlier about problems with my PC. Now I've bought and installed a new NVMe drive, but when trying to install Windows it's acting strangely. If I choose the thumb drive as the priority, I end up back in the BIOS. Also, inserting my old SATA SSD (boot drive) doesn't get me past the BIOS—it just turns off and shows a black screen. Check out my previous post for what I've tried! I can provide a video if you need.
The earlier problems appear to be linked to the motherboard. Have you checked if the issue is related to it?
Sadly not... If motherboard is ded, then it's ded and you can't do anything about that... Just buying some used or something
Check for another 12th gen CPU that fits the socket with integrated graphics. Test whether the PCI slot functions properly by observing what the motherboard outputs. Remember, a chip with an "F" near its name lacks integrated graphics.
It seems like using both disks and relying solely on the USB port for flashing is unusual. I'm not sure how much your PC can handle via USB. Trying a different SATA port might help. If that doesn't work, it could indicate a CPU issue. The PSU or RAM might also be the problem, but I don't think so.
I don’t have a spare SATA drive for Windows, and it doesn’t seem to be RAM since the BIOS lists it at 3200MHz.
In earlier discussions, you mentioned encountering a VGA error with your motherboard. This indicates the board isn't acknowledging your graphics card. Consider switching to a different PCI slot.