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StatTrak wrote Once deleted it showed up as primary and then one empty unallocated space. I tried to form the primary one which is 1tb but it won't let me format or delete since I've already done it. Just let's me hit new, refresh, drivers or next to try and install on it. Then once I hit next it does the same thing and gives me the error code

Updated: formatted the main drive still no luck


Are you formatting via the window where you choose where you want windows installed or via the command prompt?
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Did you try checking if you registry files have anything todo with it? I asked you about it before but idk if you checked or not. You can use CCleaner to check your registry.
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StatTrak wrote Once deleted it showed up as primary and then one empty unallocated space. I tried to form the primary one which is 1tb but it won't let me format or delete since I've already done it. Just let's me hit new, refresh, drivers or next to try and install on it. Then once I hit next it does the same thing and gives me the error code

Updated: formatted the main drive still no luck


Are you formatting via the window where you choose where you want windows installed or via the command prompt?


The actual windows installation it's self, formatting the partition
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OGTrey079 wrote Did you try checking if you registry files have anything todo with it? I asked you about it before but idk if you checked or not. You can use CCleaner to check your registry.


It had previously said something about the registry files but then it changed to the new error code. I can't remember exactly what it say but it didn't say there was a possibility there was something wrong with the registry files
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Just completely wipe your computer then. All files that aren't actual installed programs like documents and pictures etc will still be accessible in the windows.old folder
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OGTrey079 wrote Just completely wipe your computer then. All files that aren't actual installed programs like documents and pictures etc will still be accessible in the windows.old folder


It doesn't let me do that it says there was an error doing that too, and now that Ive deleted and formatted the partition there no long is a windows to access automatic repair or command prompt so I'm sort of f*****
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Anyone else have any other suggestions before I throw the pc out the window?
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StatTrak wrote Anyone else have any other suggestions before I throw the pc out the window?


Can you confirm if the USB works to install windows on another computer? Can you try to make a new bootable windows 10 installer, pretty sure the USB drive you're using is the problem here.
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