Updated the BIOS and launched the Windows 10 installation screen.
Updated the BIOS and launched the Windows 10 installation screen.
I visited M Flash to investigate what was causing the issue, and I had all my drives with all my files inside. Still, I’m unable to get the system to boot.
I understand your issue. Your 4TB hard drive is focusing on booting, but your C drive isn’t appearing as the main storage. What should you try next? (Appreciate your help!)
The process is typical. With several boot partitions, you should choose them or view them in the additional menu labeled "UEFI Hard disk drive BBS Priorities." As noted earlier by @191x7, those configurations must be accurate before booting. They were likely updated via the BIOS.
You seem unsure about how to take out the installation USB or DVD. It doesn’t sound easy!
You wanted the USB removed? I did that earlier. I wasn’t sure about the installation medium you were referring to. For those options you mentioned, the only setting I found in the BIOS during a motherboard search was secure boot. I tried booting with it enabled and then disabled, but it didn’t change. Now I have no idea what to do.