- Jul 7, 2018
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I’m building my first PC in a few days and before I do I just want to be 100% sure about everything, I just got my motherboard and it came with a DVD with the drivers on it, my new case doesn’t have a slot for an optical drive (my old PC does and I understand that I can open the DVD and copy and paste all the files onto my USB and install them onto the new PC after installing Windows 10). But I wasn’t too sure if I could have both of them on the same USB without causing something to go wrong. I’m also not sure if I could install the motherboard drivers first (I’m worried that it’ll try to install windows 10 and install the drivers instead and mess it up).
I’m not sure if, when I boot it up, I could manually choose what I want to install or what the process is of all of it and just need some clarification.
Sorry if this is pretty basic stuff I just want it clarified for me by someone who actually knows what they are doing and talking about. Most things I’ve found are just based on the BIOS and not the full process of booting for the first time.
Thanks in advance to anyone who helps out.
I’m not sure if, when I boot it up, I could manually choose what I want to install or what the process is of all of it and just need some clarification.
Sorry if this is pretty basic stuff I just want it clarified for me by someone who actually knows what they are doing and talking about. Most things I’ve found are just based on the BIOS and not the full process of booting for the first time.
Thanks in advance to anyone who helps out.
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