Only if I created an HDD partition, only then it created "system partitions" that Windows needs.) (Note: It didn't create any "system partitions" though. And I was installing W10 on the SSD, but I got these "missing file errors".) (Note: with the first try, with the old W10 USB stick, I actually created the SSD partition multiple times with a success. I even tried, choosing the SSD and pressing on NEXT, without allocating a new partition for the SSD, since that usually works too. Devided the HDD into two.Īnd then I tried to create an SSD partition. I deleted all the drives and partitions, to start from scratch. I think in the past it was possible, but I haven't installed a Windows 10 since it was released years ago. Used RUFUS instead of Microsofts "Media Creation Tool" Tool to put a NEW downloaded W10 ISO from the torrents because I couldn't find a way to download the ISO from Microsofts "Media Creation Tool"site. Well, I bought a new USB 3.1 with 64GB space. But the Files were apparantly damaged somehow. tried to use smaller partition, since I didn't think that the USB was at fault, since creating the bootable USB with Microsofts "Media Creation Tool" was a success. I used an USB 2.0 Stick with 16GB space and put W10 on it via Microsofts "Media Creation Tool".īut everytime I tried to install W10 on the SSD, it showed an error about "missing files, or whatever".
New to this forum, sorry.īasically, I got all the parts for a new PC. NOTE: I think I posted it on the wrong thread before, it's not an Windows Issue itself but, rather that I can't install W10 on my SSD cause I CANNOT convert it to GPT, so I am posting it here now.
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