Clean installation problems

Hi, while it has nothing to do with the problem you're experiencing, one thing you should do is make sure you are using the AHCI (BIOS setting) not IDE so your SSD performance is maximised, before installing Windows.
Why do i need AHCI with a SSD Drive (Guide Here!) ... - Crucial Community

Also when installing Windows, I suggest you try removing any other disks. (Do any other disks have remnants of OS's on them?)

Having done that, I would boot from e.g. Kyhi's boot disk (DVD/flash drive) available from the top of the Software and Apps section of this forum, and verify you can reliably access your SSD and run e.g. Crystal Diskinfo (free) to check it.

Notes on UEFI/GPT:
Configure UEFI/GPT-Based Hard Drive Partitions

Assuming your BIOS supports UEFI, you will need to use GPT format.

When you have done checks as above and installed Windows as appropriate to your needs (e.g. you have decided to use GPT and UEFI) then post a screenshot of Disk Management.

I have my SATA mode set to AHCI.
I've removed my old HDD that had my old OS on it so it's just my SSD pluged in.
Using rufus I can't put Kyhi's boot disk ISO onto my USB and comes up with "ISO Image extraction failure"
My bios does support UEFI but when my SSD is plugged in, it's not recognized by UEFI.

But I'm still having the same issue as when the Windows Operating system is installed onto my SSD after the reboot regardless if i remove the USB or not, it will either reload the Install process again. Or if I remove the USB and load the SSD with the operating system it comes up with "reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in select boot device and press a key" even though Windows is on the SSD and it's the booted device.

My old HDD that I still have my old operating system on runs of MBR if that helps.

The problem is more than likely the USB flash drive you created with Rufus. I will post more when I have something available other than my phone. Rufus is by far NOT the best way to make the flash drive which is exactly the reason why I asked - and I got the answer I expected.

I would use this method to create the USB flash drive:
Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive

At step 9 make sure to use the FAT32 filesystem:
9. To format the partition, type format fs=fat32 quick, and then click ENTER.

For step 12, mount the Windows 10 ISO file and copy all the files and folders from the mounted ISO file to the flash drive.

Then, if you want to make Kyhi's recovery tools, I recommend you consider my quote in the middle of the OP of the thread:
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk - Windows 10 Forums

In the computer's UEFI, in the boot options, disable CSM mode, CSM capability, legacy mode, and/or legacy capability - whatever happens to be there. Secure boot has also been known to cause problems too, so might want to disable that.

Boot the computer from the flash drive, select the custom install option, delete all the partitions on the SSD, pick the unallocated space to install Windows to and click NEXT - not new. If the computer reboots into Windows setup or Kyhi's recovery drive from the USB during setup, just remove the flash drive and reboot the computer.