Troubleshoot installation issues on Windows 10.
Troubleshoot installation issues on Windows 10.
Use another USB drive and try the media creation tool once more.
You might also attempt to start Linux; if it succeeds, you can inspect your hardware for issues directly inside Linux.
maybe the ram is faulty, i've had a desktop with 1 faulty ram stick, and with both sticks it would boot up, but windows would crash. with only the faulty stick i got no display, and with the good stick everything was fine. so if you take 1 stick out and it doesn't post anymore, that could be a sign... or if it does work it might install fine, in which case the stick you took out is faulty.
I followed this exact process I discovered online. It doesn’t need extra programs. First, I set the drive to FAT32 with Windows using quick format and default size. Next, I used diskpart to mark the partition as active once per USB stick. Then I opened Command Prompt with admin rights and ran diskpart commands. After that, I identified the USB drive letter via Disk Management. I selected the correct volume using selvol and activated it. For mounting, I used the built-in feature in Windows 8/10 and Server 2012. To copy everything, I selected all contents and sent them to the USB drive. Booting from the USB worked consistently across all systems.