@ghot.

The only setting that could possibly do this (can't recall its name but) is a setting that over allocates memory but its actually kind of rare on mobo's
and I've only ever seen it on server grade boards. I'm not talking about allocating ram to work as vram either for a gpu.

It can very well be bad ram, bad board, bad cpu.
Can rule out ram simply with memtestx86.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Aug 2 2017 09:32pm

There's a setting in the BIOS for what version of Windows he is installing. W/o resetting the BIOS before install, there is no way to know.
See step, #4 in the pic above.






/e







This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 2 2017 09:38pm

what in the hell?
so the issue is the fact he bought the usb version?

edit: and its windows 10 usb

This post was edited by BRYNihg24 on Aug 2 2017 09:35pm

That pic is referring to legacy support not cpu instruction support.,
its kinda obv as it no where mentions x86 or 64 bit.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Aug 2 2017 09:36pm

Art stfu.

OP, reset the BIOS to defaults, then try to install the Windows 64 bit version again.

I assume his copy of 64 bit Windows is....Windows 10 64 bit?


According to the manual...he CAN"T install Win 7 64 bit from a USB stick.

For Win 8.1/10 the BIOS must be set to Win 8.1/10

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 2 2017 09:41pm

mad cause fucking wrong but w/e.. your the all knowing kook.

Learn what a UFEI bios is plz. k thx bye.

Yeah, and learn how RAM can go bad...partially...lilke how a 4GB stick can show 2.2GB. It's NOT bad RAM, or it would show up in Speccy. :/


/e The manual says: he can't install Windows 7 from a USB stick.


@OP............What version of 64 bit Windows was he trying to install when it failed? Win 7 or 8.1 or 10?




/e It looks like his BIOS defaults to the NOT Windows 8.1/10 setting.

He needs to reset the BIOS to defaults...THEN go into the BIOS and set the: Advanced > Windows OS configuration > Windows 8.1/10 WHQL support to...ENABLED. <---- this is assuming he's trying to install Windows 10 64 bit.


I really hate MSI motherboards and manuals.

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 2 2017 10:04pm

At OP, you BIOS defaults to installing Windows 7...unfortunately.
You need to ENABLE the setting above to install Win 8.1 or 10....properly.

ok i really am hoping that this is it. but how does that explain that he is allowed to install windows 10 32 bit?

https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10
https://rufus.akeo.ie/

all you need