These included looking to see if I could make a specific hard drive then boot hard drive (I couldn’t), unplugging every drive but the one I wanted to install Windows on, moving the USB drive to a socket directly wired to the motherboard, and updating the BIOS (which I would have done at some point anyway). Given this, I took several steps to figure out if the drive boot order or drives conflicting were a problem.
A pop up saying that the installation media could not be found.īefore I came to the conclusion that the installation media needed to be recreated I thought that the problem was likely related to the way that the boot devices were setup in the system’s BIOS.“Windows could not prepare the computer to boot into the next phase of installation”.At this point I received one of several errors: I was able to proceed with the installation up until the point of actually installing the files to the selected drive. From there, however, the problems started. It created a USB Drive that I booted up the Windows installer. The process that I lay out below using the terminal to create a bootable USB Drive with the Windows 10 installer on it worked. Note: Feel free to skip this section and on to what I did that worked if you don’t want to see the process.
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