I'm about to install Windows 10 pro over a bootstick on an OS-less laptop. At the beginning everything is always great. However, if the computer is about to prepare the "darteien for the installation", I get sometime a blue screen and I get back as in the beginning the loading symbol of win 10 and must again enter everything from the beginning. It's a vicious circle and I have no plan what to do. We do not even get an error message. He just breaks off and starts again from the beginning with the installation. What should I do?
I have to add that every time the computer has aborted, it has saved it to disk before it was aborted.
Sounds like a damaged installation file.
Where did you get the stick from?
Do you have another PC with Windows (7 or higher)? Then create with the Media Creation Tool the (or another) stick new (minimum capacity are 8GB by the way). Here are the instructions: https://www.microsoft.com/.../windows10
Alternatively you can download the ISO here: https://winfuture.de/...,3891.html
and create a bootable medium, for example with RUFUS.
Recently I also bought an operating system lot.
To bypass the many hurdles of Windows (paykey, little useful programs, virus scanner duty, espionage, dependency, user-friendly - not even a full-fledged office without a subscription), I downloaded and installed Mint for free.
The operation is identical, I did not have to install a program from the abundant Mint Repository - it was all there to continue seamlessly.
