Clean Install Failing - error code0x80070057

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  1. Megahertz
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       New #11

    There is no need to create partition, format and set it active if you delete them all during installation.
    Did you boot the installation disk as UEFI or Legacy?
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  3. Meltdown
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       New #12

    Hi Megahertz,

    I booted the USB as UEFI.

    System Information is showing BIOS Mode as UEFI.

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  4. Megahertz
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       New #13

    Good you have it set.
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