Can't boot Windows 10 installation from USB

Hi,

I was having problems with my Display Driver, it kept shutting down my PC, so I uninstalled
it and it didn't shut down anymore. I had to restart my PC the other day so I went into device
manager and it had installed a Microsoft Generic driver. I uninstalled that one and went to
Nvidia website to download the graphics driver I had previously. During the install I got a message
that my PC has run into a problem and restarted. It kept booting up to that message so I
decided to just do a clean install of windows 10 with my USB stick.

I made sure USB was set for first boot sequence and restarted my PC but it won't
boot to the installation, just keeps giving me the PC has run into a problem screen.

I can see the windows install in my disk drives but can't get my PC to boot to it.
So now I'm working in safe mode

I'm not sure what to do at this point. I can't boot off my USB drive to install Win 10

Hoping somebody could help me get windows back.

Windows Version 2004 Build 19041.329
Graphics Driver GeForce GT 620

Have you tried pressing the f12 key and selecting your startup usb drive?

See this tutorial: Create Bootable USB Flash Drive to Install Windows 10

skeetz said:

I made sure USB was set for first boot sequence and restarted my PC but it won't
boot to the installation

Did you select the USB device on the boot menu?

Yes

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I didn't create it...I bought it.

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I hit F12 but it keeps going to the blue screen Your PC has run into a problem


Probably for your Dell like this:

1. Restart the system and at the Dell logo, press <F12> to enter the One Time Boot Menu.
2. Select the USB storage device to boot to the USB Flash Drive.
3. The system will now boot to a command prompt and display C:\>

Does not do this....goes right to blue screen error message

While in safe mode run each V2 and DM and upload results directly into this thread:
BSOD - Posting Instructions

Here is the V2 log. I ran the DM collector but don't see any
log on my desktop. Where do I find the log for this ?

It says it completed and there will be a zipped file on my desktop
but there isn't any.

There is a _zipIt script file and a temp file in the dm folder I made on my desktop
is that what you need ?

Find a camera or smartphone camera to take pictures and post images into the thread.

While in safe mode:
1) See if you can boot > troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > click restart > click 2 to enable boot logging > indicate whether it creates a new BSOD

2) reboot into safe mode > in the left lower corner type: msconfig > click boot tab > in boot options check the box: Boot log > click Apply > click OK > reboot > indicate whether it creates a new BSOD

3) open safe mode > search for %WinDir%\ntbtlog.txt (or search for ntbtlog)
4) in the left lower corner of safe mode type: notepad
5) click file > click open > type %WinDir%\ntbtlog.txt (or search for ntbtlog)
6) post a share link using one drive, drop box, or google drive
7) In safe mode > open administrative command prompt
9) Type: cd C:\Windows\System32\drivers
10) Type: dir
11) Type: ren nvhda64v.sys nvhda64v.sys.old
12) Type: exit
13) Reboot
14) If it boots into normal boot > run V2
15) Reboot into safe mode if there is another BSOD and run V2

Whenever possible take pictures to post images into the thread:

Take Screenshot in Windows 10
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/...re-screenshots
How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums

skeetz said:

I hit F12 but it keeps going to the blue screen Your PC has run into a problem

As the blue screen keeps appearing, how did you do the following?

skeetz said:

I made sure USB was set for first boot sequence