need helpl installing windows 10 onto my new ssd

jkuuuush92

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hey i got a new 256 gig ssd and i need to put windows 10 on it but i havent dont that in like 3 years. i cant clone or migrate though because i have a 1 tb hdd full of stuff i cant delete. i have a copy of windows 10 downloaded buuut i was told i cant just paste it onto the ssd and try booting from that to install so i dont know what to do with it. please help asap
 
Solution
Download the Media Creation Tool from here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/ run it and make a bootable USB drive.

Get the latest drivers from here: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25165/Intel-Rapid-Storage-Technology-Intel-RST-RAID-Driver?product=55005
File: f6flpy-x64.zip. Unzip it to a folder on a USB drive(it can be teh one with windows on it).

Disconnect all the drives except the one you're installing to, then go into the BIOS and under "boot" disable CSM and enable "secure boot".

Start the install and when it asks where to install hit "have disk" and point it to the folder you put the above files in.

then hit shift +f10 then:
diskpart
list disk
select disk x(x beeing the drive you are...

USAFRet

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What OS is on your current drive?
 
Download the Media Creation Tool from here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/ run it and make a bootable USB drive.

Get the latest drivers from here: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25165/Intel-Rapid-Storage-Technology-Intel-RST-RAID-Driver?product=55005
File: f6flpy-x64.zip. Unzip it to a folder on a USB drive(it can be teh one with windows on it).

Disconnect all the drives except the one you're installing to, then go into the BIOS and under "boot" disable CSM and enable "secure boot".

Start the install and when it asks where to install hit "have disk" and point it to the folder you put the above files in.

then hit shift +f10 then:
diskpart
list disk
select disk x(x beeing the drive you are installing to)
clean
convert gpt
exit
exit

then hit refresh and select "create" to make a partition for windows as big as you require it. windows will create several partitions and auto-select the proper one to install to.
 
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jkuuuush92

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hey should the media creation program be downloading windows 10? just wondering cuzi already have a win10 iso and windows is like 100$ish so i wasnt sure how its downloading it since i didnt buy anything.
 

USAFRet

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Win 10 is on your current drive and activated, right?
No need to purchase anything. Your hardware and Win 10 license is already registered at the mothership.

Installing on a new drive, in that same system, is no problem.
 


Like USAFRet said, if you have a license tied to your motherboard you are fine. Downloading and creating the installation media is free. Activation is tied to either your hardware or to the product key.
 

jkuuuush92

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jkuuuush92

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sorry i dont knowwhat happened there but Hlsgsz there was no CSM option to disable.and i coyuldnt find a "secure boot" option in my bios. and it when i saved and rebooted, it said something along the lines of There is no media to boot from or something like that. there was a little morethan that but that was basicly what it was saying.