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I been here before? (almost like when ur ramstick is faulty )

MBR Is your master boot record,and it needs Unified Extensible Firmware Interface UEFi which is specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware.

If u can boot then first

Just open Run and type the command MSINFO32.

When you do this, System Information will open up.

Here, under System Summary, you will be able to find out whether it is BIOS or UEFI. “Legacy” indicates that the system is BIOS and UEFI indicates that the system is, of course, UEFI.

Non-boot GPT disks are supported on BIOS-only systems. It is not necessary to boot from UEFI in order to utilize disks partitioned with the GPT partition scheme. Therefore you can take advantage of all of the features offered by GPT disks even though your motherboard only supports BIOS mode.5.

Set up GPT

Go to BIOS settings and enable UEFI mode. ...

Press Shift+F10 to bring out a command prompt.

Type Diskpart.

Type List disk.

Type Select disk [disk number]

Type Clean Convert MBR.

Wait for the process to complete.

Go back to Windows installation screen, and install Windows 10 on your SD /hd / vibrator / etc .

Again the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware.All versions of Windows 10, 8, 7, and Vista can read GPT drives and use them for data—they just can't boot from them without UEFI. Other modern operating systems can also use GPT. Linux has built-in support for GPT.

So lastly once u booted

Make SD/SDHC card Bootable for Windows(u can even use Rufus tool easier but below works)

The steps to make a bootable SD/SDHC card on Windows comprise of some similar steps. This involves the complete formatting of the SD card and then uploading the OS files and making the bootable SDHC card.

To make a bootable SDHC/SD memory card for windows, follow the steps;

Connect the SD/SDHC card to your computer – make sure the card is empty and you do not have any valuable data in the card.

Go to Command prompt – In order to do that, go to start menu and type cmd and enter.

Go to diskpart – type diskpart and enter.

In the new window, type; list disk – the window should be system32/diskpart.

From the list of the disks that your computer has, look for your SD/SDHC card. you can refer to the memory space of the disks to identify your SD card.

Type; select diskX – the name of the disk you want to use i.e. the SD card.

Type; Clean

Type; Create Partition Primary

Type; Active

Type; Format Fs= NTFS Quick

Type; Assign

Type; Exit

Now, mount your ISO file of windows – Right-click on the image and select mount.

Run the following commands:

G: CD BOOT – G is the iso file drive letter.

BOOTSECT.EXE/NT 60 F – F is the SD card or the drive letter for SD/SDHC card.

Copy all the files from the ISO image to the memory card.

Your SD/SDHC card is now in bootable mode, you can restart your computer and test the bootable SDHC card.

NOTE: While performing any of these steps double-check what you are selecting and what command you are executing. This is because any small mistake can corrupt your SD / SDHC card file system. Sometimes, you could fix corrupt SD card in easy ways, but not always. There are chances that your card would become useless permanently. Hence, handle your card carefully.

Important if u got stuck again..

5. Set up GPT

Go to BIOS settings and enable UEFI mode. ...

Press Shift+F10 to bring out a command prompt.

Type Diskpart.

Type List disk.

Type Select disk [disk number]

Type Clean Convert MBR.

Wait for the process to complete.

Go back to Windows installation screen, and install Windows 10 on your SSD.

Lastly stick to 32 bit core iso (if u can workbench iso)

Hope this helps

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