That won't be an option if it has not completed the "First time setup" with regards to finishing OS setup and user account creation. Which is how they have the OS setup, ready to finish, when it comes to OEM PreBuilds.
You shouldn't "require" any internet conncetion to finish this part. It is after reaching Desktop and doing Windows Updates [which will be required] is where u would then need your LAN connection.
Lần sửa cuối bởi Bad 💀 Motha;26 Thg12, 2015 @ 6:50am
yea it was just a wild shot. could tell him how to initiate a auto reinstall from backup drive, but that would require dos.
If you have a dvd drive, then do you have any disks that came with the pc. If not, you may have to use a USB port and a flash drive, unless you have an external dvd drive to use. If you have no personal info on the pc, then get a new OS disk and reinstall or contact your seller for warranty help.
If you have a dvd drive, then do you have any disks that came with the pc. If not, you may have to use a USB port and a flash drive, unless you have an external dvd drive to use. If you have no personal info on the pc, then get a new OS disk and reinstall or contact your seller for warranty help.
The disks that came with the pc are : Windows 10 , Motherboard drivers X2 , Graphics card drivers
Then I would suggest one or three options:
- Call the support line# for the brand of PC your purchased and sort it out with them.
- If they fail to address your issues, ask about returning / replacing the system.
- Or boot from the Windows 10 OS Media and perform a Clean OS Install via Custom > Advanced > select Target OS Drive > Format > Then select this Hard Disk Drive and click Next to reinstall the OS fresh again.
Lần sửa cuối bởi Bad 💀 Motha;26 Thg12, 2015 @ 7:16am
Stick the windows 10 disk in and reboot. what does it say after it boot? is repair windows an option?
Stick the windows 10 disk in and reboot. what does it say after it boot? is repair windows an option?
Then I would suggest one or three options:- Call the support line# for the brand of PC your purchased and sort it out with them.
- If they fail to address your issues, ask about returning / replacing the system.
- Or boot from the Windows 10 OS Media and perform a Clean OS Install via Custom > Advanced > select Target OS Drive > Format > Then select this Hard Disk Drive and click Next to reinstall the OS fresh again.
When I use the disk to install windows this is what it says : The computer started using the windoes intallation media. Remove the installation media and resrart your computer so windows satarts normally. THen insert the installation media and restart the upgrade.
Stick the windows 10 disk in and reboot. what does it say after it boot? is repair windows an option?
Repair windows is an option yes.
Ok good, try this first then. Yes when u get to the period of install where it will reboot that first time, remove the install media so it does not again boot from this after rebooting. The setup/install of your OS should continue on after then booting from the primary HDD/SSD
Lần sửa cuối bởi Bad 💀 Motha;26 Thg12, 2015 @ 7:23am
Ok good, try this first then. Yes when u get to the period of install where it will reboot that first time, remove the install media so it does not again boot from this after rebooting. The setup/install of your OS should continue on after then booting from the primary HDD/SSD
It's not allowing me to install from the media because I've apparently already started installation.
Ok since it is a new computer. Two choices at this point. Format the hard drive and reinstall windows from scratch or contact your dealer under warranty, or contact microsoft support.
You can install; you have to do it like this:
Boot from Win10 media > once given options select Custom Then u reach the Drive listing page, click Advanced, select the drive that already has the OS on it and click Delete or Format. This will wipe the previous OS and partition. Also delete the smaller one labeled System Reserved. Once both are clean; click Next
If the system contains any secondary HDDs/Storage Drives, best bet to avoid accident is unhook them from SATA data cable until after OS has been reinstalled.
Lần sửa cuối bởi Bad 💀 Motha;26 Thg12, 2015 @ 7:39am
round trip this should take about a hour to reinstall or less pending on your cpu.
About an Hour Install > more/less will depend on Source Drive [DVD vs USB Flash] and Target Drive [HDD vs SSD]. Usually appox 30 mins for USB to SSD; approx 60 mins for DVD to HDD.
then a bit longer once at Desktop level to get all new updates from Windows Updates. Once at Desktop after User Account Creation, go to StartMenu > Settings > Updates & Security and setup Windows Updates. Such as no Internet/LAN sharing of Updates and change Auto to Notify.
The system WILL lack many drivers after this too; so the latest for all hardware would be needed. But you can do Windows Updates first, reboot as needed, then insert the Driver Disc they provided and install those. Then update them from Chipset Makers site; such as Intel, NVIDIA, Realtek, etc...