- Aug 16, 2018
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Hi, I'm a new user
I was trying to install windows 10 to my newly purchased galax gamer l series SSD (my custom PC is entirely new).
When I was installing it using USB boot Drive, the progress freeze when the progress says "getting files ready for installation (50%)"
I decided to wait but after waiting for an hour and half and still seeing no progress, i look up stuff online and one of the article said that i should turn the PC off using power button https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/getting-files-ready-for-installation-stuck-at-0-1-10-100.html
I did that, then i would plan to reinstall, but windows setup said that 'windows can't be installed on this Drive, the disk may fail soon'. I already tried to deal with this problem by reformatting and stuff using diskpart command, but the problem still there.
Did something 'trivial' like this actually harm my SSD? Did I do something horribly wrong like pressing the goddamn power button while windows clearly was trying installing itself into my SSD, or is there actually a simple solution to fix this? PLS Help guys!
Sorry for my bad English
I was trying to install windows 10 to my newly purchased galax gamer l series SSD (my custom PC is entirely new).
When I was installing it using USB boot Drive, the progress freeze when the progress says "getting files ready for installation (50%)"
I decided to wait but after waiting for an hour and half and still seeing no progress, i look up stuff online and one of the article said that i should turn the PC off using power button https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/getting-files-ready-for-installation-stuck-at-0-1-10-100.html
I did that, then i would plan to reinstall, but windows setup said that 'windows can't be installed on this Drive, the disk may fail soon'. I already tried to deal with this problem by reformatting and stuff using diskpart command, but the problem still there.
Did something 'trivial' like this actually harm my SSD? Did I do something horribly wrong like pressing the goddamn power button while windows clearly was trying installing itself into my SSD, or is there actually a simple solution to fix this? PLS Help guys!
Sorry for my bad English
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