How will that help when you are stuck during a clean install due to a possible loss of keyboard/mouse functionality? Or is there another issue?
Please can you answer the questions in my last post.
Please can you also advise us of the device we are talking about as it appears not to be the one within your profile (as pointed out by @jds63 in their last post)
Believe possibly you are not completely understanding most of what is asked, if this is so,ask what you do not understand.
@TenProblem
Just noticed something. The first three posts at the start of this thread were:
So, if you are already doing a clean install, then why are you asking questions about how many disks you need or whether you can use WIN7 disks instead? What method are you currently using for your clean install? From a DVD or USB flash disk perhaps?
Something is very wrong with this thread. I hope you are not a troll. I for one won't be posting again until you can answer most of the questions asked within the last six or seven posts.
Agreed that this thread seems weird to say the least. Anyway as it seems the OP (provided he/she isn't a troll) is having trouble with USB peripherals, why not checking BIOS for USB options; maybe you can change something usb-related there that will appease w10 installation.
PS - According to his/her mainboard specs, there aren't even usb3 on this board. Just good ole' usb2. It should work. Now I am wondering, what part is taking care of usb support? southbridge or super I/O chipset?
What i may think as said, might not understand what is being asked or told from us. If so, get someone at home to help you with us helping you.
Look at bottom of page, see only have USB ports to connect a keyboard or mouse, yes we all have wires with connectors at end, either being USB for this kind of devices, as i see no PS/2 keyboard port telling me only way to connect mouse and keyboard would be through USB http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/p...ocId=c02927009
Need Windows 10 ISO made to a disc, to install Windows 10 on a clean install, has nothing to do with your windows 7 recovery discs. Assume made a Windows 10 bootable disc from an ISO to be able to do a clean install.
Now i wonder why most bailed out on this topic. Before you started topic of saying you were stuck on a clean install of doing Windows 10. I asked if already did the upgrade from previous operating system, i believe you did answer in some form.
So if trying to do a clean install of Windows 10 before starting this thread, how were you doing this with no Windows 10 disc then to begin with, that you are now asking for a link to an ISO ? Yes, there is a link here in tutorial sections.
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