Installing Windows 10 and flashing the Asus TUF Z370 PLUS Gaming Motherboard
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We go over Installing Windows 10 and flashing the Asus TUF Z370 PLUS Gaming Motherboard.
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We flash the BIOS and install Windows 10 on the Asus TUZ Z370 Plus motherboard utilizing the Samsung EVO 970 NVMe M.2 SSD. This asus boot from usb will save you lots of headaches.
An easy "how to install windows 10" Guide
Full system specs below.
Check out the complete boss build here:
Asus TUF Z370 Plus Gaming Motherboard: geni.us/BLZTx
Arctic Freezer 33 eSports One: geni.us/ciPnLI
Intel Core i7 8700 Processor: geni.us/xAUNdi
Fractal Design Define R6 Blackout: geni.us/a0dMjB
Corsair Dominator Platinum Series 3000Mhz DDR4: geni.us/l5hB0D
EVGA Geforce GTX1080 Ti FTW3 Video card: geni.us/BMB4U
Samsung 970 EVO 1TB M.2 NVME SSD: geni.us/QfI9
Creative Sound Blaster X H7 Tournament Edition Headphones: geni.us/NhBcf
Acer Predator Z321QU Curved Gaming Monitor: geni.us/yAdoT
LG WH16NS40 BDRW: geni.us/0tXS2G
Windows 10 Pro: geni.us/TbOpq
Corsair HXI Series 1000Watt PSU: geni.us/BLk2
Inateck 4 Port PCIE to USB 3.0: geni.us/kyYX
Seagate ST6000NM0115 6TB HDD: geni.us/4SqELXW
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With this, you will learn how to install windows 10 on new pc, because this is a new PC. Asus uefi bios utility is a bit weird, but you can use ez mode bios for configuring on Asus windows 10. Check out the Asus bios setup windows 10 and Installing Windows 10 on and flashing the Asus TUF Z370 PLUS Gaming Motherboard. Here you will learn Installing Windows 10 and flashing the Asus TUF Z370 PLUS Gaming Motherboard, this is a Asus Tough z370 plus gaming motherboard build.
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Full system specs below with Amazon Affiliated links:
Asus TUF Z370 Plus Gaming Motherboard: geni.us/BLZTx
Arctic Freezer 33 eSports One: geni.us/ciPnLI
Intel Core i7 8700 Processor: geni.us/xAUNdi
Fractal Design Define R6 Blackout: geni.us/a0dMjB
Corsair Dominator Platinum Series 3000Mhz DDR4: geni.us/l5hB0D
EVGA Geforce GTX1080 Ti FTW3 Video card: geni.us/BMB4U
Samsung 970 EVO 1TB M.2 NVME SSD: geni.us/QfI9
Creative Sound Blaster X H7 Tournament Edition Headphones: geni.us/NhBcf
Acer Predator Z321QU Curved Gaming Monitor: geni.us/yAdoT
LG WH16NS40 BDRW: geni.us/0tXS2G
Windows 10 Pro: geni.us/TbOpq
Corsair HXI Series 1000Watt PSU: geni.us/BLk2
Inateck 4 Port PCIE to USB 3.0: geni.us/kyYX
Seagate ST6000NM0115 6TB HDD: geni.us/4SqELXW
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Hey bit of a question for you, love this board's looks and such, but there's so few reviews on it. It took me forever to dig around and find this one sadly, because it's the BEST one I've gotten. (as well as the unbox video) have you had any problems on the mobo since the build? I made the mistake of buying a lower end z370 mobo from gigabyte and am now displeased with it, after about 3 days, i really want this board now, but there's some... interesting negative reviews for it occasionally. also, online review said 3 fan headers, you said 4 + 1 dedicated to a cpu watercooler, is that indeed correct? Thank you sir
* also, is it 1 or 2 rgb headers? that was the other... not so clear info.
Hello my friend, thank you for stopping by and not only checking it out but also commenting, I truly appreciate it. So I do not have the board, it was for my boss, but I do have to support it FOREVER haha. So there are 2 different versions of the board, one that supports SLI and Crossfire and one that Supports only crossfire, this particular one supports only Crossfire, i will link up both below my explanation of the board. This board comes with 1 x CPU Fan connector, 3 Chassis fan headers (though 2 of them are listed as pump headers, there is one 1 inch from the CPU fan header, one all the way on the right of the board near the 24Pin ATX connection, one the on bottom right of the board and one to the bottom left of the CPU socket), so it looks like I may have counted one twice, thank you for catching that. I have had zero issues with the board, trust me,.... my boss would have called me over . Make sure you have the latest BIOS flashed before you install the OS.
Another thing to note, I did not overclock this board, so I don't know how well it will work for overclocking, not sure if that was one of the complaints.
Asus TUF Z370 Plus Gaming Motherboard: geni.us/BLZTx
ASUS TUF Z370-PRO Gaming: geni.us/Ya37 (if it was me buying the board it would be this one, the Pro Gaming, it's only a few dollars more and has more features)
I hope I have helped you my friend.
and for this board, it is 1 RGB header
I really appreciate the reply man. thank you. I love a good content creator who actually gives a full response to a question, take my sub! and I know the pro gaming has better features, but funny enough, I want it a bit for the rgb on the side as stupid as it sounds XD. I will be overclocking, but probably not taking it to the MAX it can go. (funfact about the pro gaming board btw, I guess when you shut the system off at night, the TUF logo on the upper right... doesn't turn off.. Haha!)
Push F12. My god you saved us. Nobody has posted this information anywhere. The simplest thing was confusing us. THANK YOU!
Awesome my friend, so very happy I could help you and that you found this beneficial .
I wish someone would post a video on what boot settings need to be set. IE: CSM. To me this seems rather incomplete.
I only went over what was important on this particular build, for the most part CSM should be enabled, though many people disable it for improved boot times. Please let me know what questions you have, I would be more than happy to help you if possible.
Thank God you made these. First timing getting into PC stuff and after 4 hours of incredible frustration I found this.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
@@ThisBytesForYou It was the difference between me walking away from PC vs getting it going. It got windows running and downloading games. Pretty excited. Now to go buy a 50ft ethernet cord lol
@@travischaddock4826 ahhh good stuff my friend, so very happy I could help you, you know... I need to buy a longer cable too hahah, I will do that now, thanks for reminding me ;)
@@travischaddock4826 you can check out my amazon affiliate link, its like $22 for 100Feet, I just bought a5 50 foot for 16, I have this same cable but 25 feet and its been great: geni.us/KcCd
@@ThisBytesForYou I would of done that but i didn't want to wait for shipping. Went down to local store down the road. 25 bucks for 50 feet, pricey for usual but I didn't want to wait. And the USB wireless adapters seem to be not a thing anymore. At least not at my Walmart.
When I install windows 10 iso file using the windows tool creation onto a USB my new computer doesn't recognize it and I am unable to select it in the Bios
I just want to make sure, did you go over this guide: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
Try putting it on your hard drive
I took my SSD from my old desktop with windows on it and plugged it into my new desktop but it keeps telling me it cannot find any bootable devices. Any recommendations?
Was your old pc amd and your new one intel or visa versa?
@@ThisBytesForYou old pc was intel, new one is intel
@@ThisBytesForYou At this point I'd rather just get a new SDD or something and go fresh with windows
@@swiggtyswoo9393 perhaps different architecture, it may not work right if they have different chipsets, but check in the boot options and see if you have Windows boot manager, make that your main boot drive.
@@swiggtyswoo9393 100% agree to get a new SSd for a fresh install of windows, this video will help you get it installed: ua-cam.com/video/vXpAsf7SJ3M/v-deo.html
My windows won’t work it only repeats the TUF gaming screen pls help
What's changed since last time it worked? Have you changed anything within the BIOS? What does your boot order in the BIOS look like, like what is device #1, Device #2, Device #3, etc? What motherboard do you have (exact model name/number), I see that it is TUF but there are many models under the TUF blanket also what BIOS version are you on?
nothing pops up in my boot menu, my ssd is plugged in but it just doesn’t want to show and I’m scared to make things worse for myself so I dunno if I should like.. follow with what you are doing
If it's a clean unused drive nothing will show up, install windows on it
What does it mean if I press f2 or del and it wont do anything? Keyboard is working fine.
do you have quick boot enabled in your BIOS?
wait, so at 15:48 do you also see that TUF logo when youre booting into your PC? if so thats so cool
yeah that is pretty cool, Dell does that as well, so I am sure more boards can do this. I used to write the OEM activation for companies I used to work for, I used to also add the logo's to the POST screen, I was starting to work with Windows 8 before I left the OEM Boutique name space so I never got a chance to write the BIOS for 10, but it was completely different than writting a BIOS for systems with Windows 7 and below. Windows 10 has the same TYPE of OEM activation, but a little less invasive. The BIOS' now allow you to interact with the windows splash screen, so now you get that effect, which is pretty cool. My EVGA Z390 Dark motherboard does it too.
@@ThisBytesForYou Yea I was wondering if Asus asked Windows to collab like that lol. Im thinking to get the Asus TUF B360M-E but i dont know how the RGB lights work. Is there a special app you need for this?
@@D17D This board right: geni.us/j9b6DWj, that board has an Aura Sync RGB 4-pin RGB header so you are good. You can use the Aura Sync software. I think its cool to have the windows logo on there, the geek in me I guess haha.
Installed windows 10 on a separate hard-drive and nothing is showing up in bootable devices.
What do you mean on a separate hard drive?
@@ThisBytesForYou I actually fixed the issue but thanks for the reply.
@@Matt-so5fr so what was it?
You need to use a flash drive NOT a hard drive/external hard drive.
Yeah he never replied what he meant, just that he fixed it, I was trying to understand what he meant.
It gets to the Asus logo and says at the bottom press f2 or delete to enter bios but none of those work and it just sits on the bios screen. I’ve tried resetting my cmos battery but that hasn’t fixed/changed anything.
how long have you had the board with this issue and are you liquid cooling?
I’ve had the board for a little over a year. It’s an x570P. I just got a new hard drive and ssd, installed them (after taking out my old hard drive). It boots no problem but sits on the asus logo and pressing del or f2 does nothing. I’ve also tried other keyboards (plus mine lights up so I think it recognizes it), but nothing works. I’m not water cooling.
In spots that you can't understand just turn the speed on the video 0.5 I find thisto help me out a lot the video would just be too long if he took that much time thx man this help me a lot
Thanks bud, this video is 2 years old, much older equipment but if you have seen my newer videos, EVERYTHING is tons better. I have a new 4K camcorder, Microphone, lighting and more. Everything I make off of ThisBytesForYou, goes right back into ThisBytesForYou to keep it growing. There's a saying in the creators community, make every video 1% better than the last, and maybe the 1% number is not a solid 1%, you can see from my very first video filmed on an iPhone 4 till today, I have been improving to bring you better content. Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out the video and commenting, it means a lot to me.
Hey sir i cant even get past the press the f2 or delete option any recommendations. I have already tried different keyboards, and putting a fash drive in with windows 10?
F2 or delete may not be for your board, your board may have different options for entering the BIOS, what motherboard do you have? Also, I saw your comment I think on facebook it was as well, I was sleeping, I can't reply in my sleep, but I always reply here.
So my loading screen fails and im told that windows installation isnt happening....fix for this?
see if this video helps in creating the installation: ua-cam.com/video/vXpAsf7SJ3M/v-deo.html
Hey bro idk if you will se this comment but i have a problem. I have a z490-h motherboard and i can t install windows.When i try to boot from the usb stick it shows me the language thing but my keyboard and mouse are not working what can i do? i tried everything
Have you tried unplugging them and plugging them back in, also make sure they are plugged in the rear I/O of the motherboard, on the back of the machine, not the front
Hello. Can you help me out on installing OS on TUF B550 Gaming plus? I'm just looping over and over again on the loading screen before the setup commence.
See if this helps you: ua-cam.com/video/vXpAsf7SJ3M/v-deo.html
Help i need help im trying to get windows 10 but when i install it it day no drivers found please help
What you are running into it sound like at least is SATA chipset support. The chipset has a SATA Chipset (usually RAID or SAS) that is not in the supported and integrated driver on the drive. Go to the motherboard manufacturers site and download the SATA drivers and place them on a thumb driver and during installation, browse to th folder, usually in the x86 or x64 (depending on the version of windows you are installing) and you will find supported chipsets and that should help you.
The other issue could be you could have M.2 enabled in your BIOS which many times disables certain SATA Ports, you would need to refer to your motherboard manual to see what those ports are and you can move your SATA cable and try installing again.
ANy idea how to speed up boot time? I hate the starting logo, it takes forever to load the windows. ANy chance to skip the logo and all that things before the windows logo? My pc with HDD loads faster.
yes, I don't know exactly where it is in the BIOS, but you have Quick Boot Disabled, if you disable that it will bypass POST, there is good and bad with that. That skips all of the POST (Power On Self Test) which is important because it does a quick diagnostic of your machine, just testing each component really quickly and sometimes will give you a message that something is failing or has failed. Quickboot disables that but it also disables some USB3 features upon booting, like if your keyboard/mouse is connected to a USB3 header, you will not be able to enter the BIOS, it disables a few other things, but check it out.
@@ThisBytesForYou I see, will check it out. Thanks for fast reply.
Anytime my friend, I would love to hear back from you to see how it goes for you. I love helping, so I will always try.
Hey my pc is stuck on the windows logo i followed what you did but it didn’t work what do i do
It shouldn't have, I can only assume you are having bios issues, have you updated your bios?
Hello. I have had the ASUS Z370-H gaming for two years. Today I bought a 1TB Samsung M.2 SSD and installed it in the socket near the processor. In the bios (EZ mode) it does not appear as recognized, I only see the M.2 SSD in the boot list. Windows 10 recognized it and installed correctly without any problem with all its drivers. I suspect that the ASUS Z370-H Bios did NOT recognize the M.2 SSD correctly, can you help me?
If you see the M.2 drive, it does appear, you're just not looking in the right place. I never recommend using EZ mode to look for anything, its horrible, go in advanced mode. It's in there, but since I don't have your board, I can't tell you where it is and sadly your manual does not give me the information either, most manuals don't give you a ton of info on the BIOS, sorry bud but I am a little confused. If it's working, why are you so concerned about finding it in the BIOS?
I can't boot up windows, I have the installer on a USB drive and it is connected to my bios but every time I try booting it, it just restarts the bios and sends me back to the beginning again, any tips?
yes, because on your boot order you do not have your main boot drive selected, check that out on the bios
ThisBytesForYou it is set as priority but still doesn’t work
@@martinnielsen4691 just to make sure, did you follow the process I explained in this video to prepare that thumb drive: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
ThisBytesForYou ok thankyou bud
@@martinnielsen4691 you are very welcome my friend, please let me know how that works for you.
Hi, why can't I see any Bootable devices under Boot priority?
If it's a fresh install, you won't see it but when you install the os you will see it. Is it an m.2 drive?
Thanks for the video! I'm working on a TUF Z370 build with a 9700k and need to update the bios.
Question: have you ever experienced any "not a valid bios" warnings in this process? I've reformatted my usb drive to make sure it's in default fat32 and of course extracted the cap files out. I read that there's a bios renamer tool you're supposed to use on old ASUS boards but I'm having a hard time finding a solid answer.
yes, I do remember that tool, and I have run into that issue. You will need to go to the support side for your board then go to the bios side and it will have all the tools you need. The support site will have that tool as well. Also, thank you so much for the compliment, I do appreciate it and I thank you so much for stopping by and commenting, it means the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou I love small channels that can take the time to help out with stuff like this. Do you have a patreon yet?
I have the tool from the support site but it's not running in windows. Guess I need to go to command line, which isn't my forte. Stack overflow, here I come.
@@am-I-an-ai I don't remember running any command line, can you give me the exact model number of your board so I can check, and sadly I do not have a patreon. Never thought about setting one up, I don't think anyone would like to donate yet, maybe when I get bigger
@@am-I-an-ai based on your recommendations, I created one, now I have to figure it all out, haha, thanks my friend, check out my first post there
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@@am-I-an-ai actually going back, I didn't need to run the cap converter on this, I flashed from within the BIOS. Putting the cap file on a thumb drive, go to the Tools menu in the BIOS and you should be able to flash from within the BIOS.
I wanna have the best settings on bios for TUF B360-PRO GAMING if its possible? I've been searching for an hour straight.
emmmmm, thats a hard one.... because it also depends on windows as well. Check out these 2 videos, I am sure they will help you: ua-cam.com/video/ljUDmy4giuY/v-deo.html and how you setup windows and install everything is INCREDIBLY important as well, check this out and see if it helps: ua-cam.com/video/8JuC_Dpm6-c/v-deo.html
It doesnt give me any options to select which drive to boot from in the boot part of the bios its just greyed out... but the system is telling me i the ssd, thumb drive and hdd are definitely there... any ideas?
Do you have an OS on the drive yet?
ThisBytesForYou yeah I used the windows installer tool and downloaded the installer onto the usb but for some reason It isn’t giving me the option to boot from it.. I just went and bought a new usb there (the one I used was an old one in a drawer) so I’ll repeat the steps and try again in a few minutes and let you know!
please do let me know ;)
I need help with my bio settings like somebody needs to walk me through it I screwed something up when I went in and used rapid technology when it was off. I have an I nine and it shouldn’t be too hard for you to figure out I please need your help
I would love to help you, what components (manufacturer and model number) do you have in the machine, and do you have this exact motherboard in your system? I don't have this board myself, it was a build I did with my boss, but I am sure I can still guide you to setting everything up correctly, just need all the info.
Not the best quality on the imageing itself, but still the best bios tutorial out there! Thanks, man!
thank you so much my friend for your kind words and constructive criticism and I 100% agree with you (on the quality of the image part). This black Friday or Cyber Monday, I am investing in the channel more than I have before, I have made many investments (I guess moving from the house in this video to the house I am in now, is another large investment, but it was made for many reasons) in ThisBytesForYou, but I will be spending $600+ on a new Camcorder. I currently have a Canon SX60HS, which takes GREAT pictures but the videos are grainy, and getting a perfect video (although all would be grainy) takes soooooo long, due impart to its small sensor, I am making sure to get something that will help to make my videos shine. I love making these videos for you, especially people like you that take the time to not only watch the video, but comment, and comment with constructive criticism, which helps tremendously, you are the reason I still make these videos, and I thank you sooooo much.
@@ThisBytesForYou that sounds Nice, man! I can't promise i will wach any of your New videos, not til i have another computer problem anyways :)
But this video really saved my saturday! Stay at it!
@@BeBusk96 very happy I could help you my friend
@@jawad2342 it would be my pleasure my friend, so I have 2 videos for you, first, this one will help you to download and put windows 10 on a thumb drive or DVD: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html, this video will then show you how to install it, ua-cam.com/video/sNtlz1EoWBM/v-deo.html now as for the BIOS, where are you stuck?
@@jawad2342 I always recommend updating it
One of my kids has one of these boards run fine until one day the onboard sound card just wouldn't work. Now Everytime after a restart it shows that red Cross sign over the speaker in Windows 10 64-bit. For no reason known the sound one day came back run for some days and it's now gone again. Tried new bios new chipset driver and two other sound drivers still no go. Have no idea what's going on.
It happens, but very happy you stopped by, checked out my video and commented, I would love to help if at all possible, sorry I did not respond sooner. If you single click on your speaker in the notification area, you will see what the sound is currently on, then a carrot to the right so you can open up your audio section, if you click there you will find other options for where your sound can emit from. Click there and see if any of those options look familiar, if they do, click that and you should have your sound back. The red X though, usually means it is muted, perhaps, but let me know if my first piece of advice helped, and if it did not, I can help you more, but please also let me know what other devices pop up when you clicked on that arrow.
@@ThisBytesForYou no sorry that's not the case. In device manager it says for this HD voice hardware that it was unable to start for some reason. I would have given up if it wasn't for that it magically fixed itself earlier. The normal HD voice unit isn't visible it's only the GFX card NVidias HDMI sound output that s visible four of them. One idea I have is to remove the Nvidia card and se if that will help as the built in might be disabled for some reason due to other sound hardware or such - just a hunch.
@@chriz7503 not a bad hunch. Try uninstalling the NVIDIA drivers and the Realtek drivers, the disable the onboard audio and give the onboard video a try. Once you are back in windows, , go in device manager, click on "View" then click "Show Hidden Devices". Once they are sown, go under "Display adapters" right click the grayed out devices and click "Uninstall Device" and if given the option, click to delete driver, then click "Uninstall". Once done under video, then go under "Sound Video and Game Controllers" and do the same there. I recommend using DDU to uninstall th drivers, much easier and quicker, you can find my video here: ua-cam.com/video/clLYbBywhAg/v-deo.html and after doing that, then do what I said about the grayed out hidden devices. Once your are done and back in windows, then shutdown. Put back in the nvidia card, power it back up, reenable the realtek audio, then go back into windows and reinstall. Let me know if this works for you.
Hello Sir, please can you tell me where did you take the ssd M2
* Heat cover *,
Thank you
it should be on there, I know I attached it, you can find the build video here: ua-cam.com/video/_3Iwwjkntr0/v-deo.html
@@ThisBytesForYou where did you buy it , i mean i want to buy it, i have the motherbord and the ssd m2, now where can i buy the heat cover :/
@@mrsbrownsboysofficial ahhh ok, sorry it came with it already on the motherboard, maybe this one will work for you: geni.us/1liWM
@@ThisBytesForYou alright thank you man :) mine dosent come with it :/
@@mrsbrownsboysofficial you are very welcome my friend, I hope it works for you if anything
It dont let me to log in with the internet
ummmm, it won't let you log in with internet with what, do you mean logging into your computer, you cannot log into your computer?
It is telling me that it isn't the proper bios. What do I do here? Also i dont see graphics configuration
is it for the Asu TUF Z370 PLUS Gaming motherboard you are having the issue with?
Long video but i hoped for this video to be short in the time to show us how to boot just how to boot but anyway good working.
This video is a few years old, when I had horrible audio and video equipment and no lighting. It is much better now, why don't you show me some of your videos so I could learn? Also, oddly enough, many other people love this video, so the issue might be on your side. But you are always welcome to check out some of my other nearly 400 videos and you can bring your sunshine there too
The storage device isn't clickable but does show up
talking USB or SSD and is it with or without windows on it if it is the SSD?
Hi!
I know it’s late but I have a Z390-f rog strix mobo which pretty much have the same interface as yours. I boot from the USB and get to the windows installation screen and after it restarts the first time, I go to my mobo splash screen where it shows the loading circle icon, then it just freezes. Any idea what’s wrong?
thats a hard one to diagnose. But check your boot options and verify that you have the SSD as the first boot device, also make sure that you have your memory set to XMP mode which will set your processor and RAM speed and voltages, then press F10 to save and exit. Please let me know if that helps any.
I have this same issue can someone help
I have this same issue can someone help
@@adriandsouza7309 have you tried my suggestions, and if so, did it help or what has changed?
ThisBytesForYou how do u change to XMp
whenever i try to install windows, it gives me either KMODE error or LESS THAN errors and windows wont recognise my drivers
So do you have your memory set to XMP, you also have to make sure you don't have anything overclocked. Also, make sure your drive is set to the top of the boot order in the Boot section in the BIOS.
What do you do if it gets stuck at 93% while it it preparing files for installation?
Windows get's stuck you mean? Are you installing to an SSD or a Mechanical drive?
I have a problem with my pc, I start it up and it keeps taking me to the BIOS screen, and I keep saving and quitting and I don’t get anywhere. What can I do
how long have you had that motherboard and do you have another motherboard laying around, you don't need to use the other motherboard, but just need to know?
Same I just got a new one and the same thing is happening
@@jonathanreyes-pf6qt well he never replied, but maybe I can help you. OK, have you gone it and checked the boot priority to verify it is trying to boot from your drive?
@@ThisBytesForYou I figured it out i didn’t have windows 10 installed lol
A question. Was the usb drive detected by the boot menu?
It can be, you have to find it in the HDD or usb boot menu
Hello, recently i bought this board and i hate the boot that it has, is there anyway to fix the double booting logo and the screen twinking at 13:40?¿
Hello my friend, to start, make sure you are on the very latest BIOS. After you have updated your BIOS, go back into the BIOS, switch over to advanced mode and then go into "Boot Configuration" then go to the "Boot Logo Display" section and set the logo to "Disabled", this way you can get rid of the ASUS Boot logo. Asus used to provide a utility to change the boot logo but they have since removed it, aside from using AMIBCP or Mod2BIOS (Which I do not recommend using, unless you KNOW how to use it as it could kill your system) there is no other way to change this logo besides disabling it. Let me know if this helps.
Hi my daughter bought her pc with Asus prime H410M-E mother board last Sunday, and she tried to install W10 however, whenever she tried to install it, the screen shows "reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press any key, she tried to press crtl alt delete, and keeps on going back to Uefi/bios screen, may I ask what she needs to to to install w10? Did she need to configure something in her mother board? Thank you in advance.
So, let me ask you, did you watch this video, it doesn't sound like you did
I will share this video to her, thank you 😊
@@babycasupang3389 thanks my friend, sometimes being the in between person will make it more work for all 3 of us. If she has issues, she can ask me and I would be more than happy to help.
Help
I have downloaded the media creation tool and right where you double clicked from the start to read the file, I can’t read anything, i just have the files
do you have your thumb drive plugged in?
Yes it was, just set on floppy the pc didn’t recognize.All good now ty!
@@elektrostatik5758 very cool, glad I could kinda help glad it's working for you. Also about to live stream pokemon sword and shield if you are interested
Instead of getting the windows option I get "x64" and "x86"
thats ok, click x64 or x86, you more than likely have x64
I am watching this video even though I have no money for a PC lol
Well, its always a good time to learn and who knows, the bigger I get, the more giveaways I can do, so maybe one day I can do a full PC. Make sure you are subscribed and have that bell notification enabled so you know when I come out with my next video.
hello sir good day! just a quick question i have problem with monitor having issue with resolution is it possible to change bios resolution?
no, the resolution would only be within windows.
Thanks for the video! I am having issues on the same board where I can’t even post to enter bios? USBs don’t seem to work or anything, do yk what the issue could be?
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard - manufacturer and exact model number
2. CPU - manufacturer and exact model number
3. RAM - manufacturer and exact model number
4. Video Card - manufacturer and exact model number
5. Power supply - manufacturer and exact model number
6. Monitor - manufacturer and exact model number
Redundant I know, but many people forget to enter manufacturer and exact model number
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, any adapters?
9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support.
10. Disable CSM in the BIOS
11. Installed latest supported chipset driver?
@@ThisBytesForYou i cant find the exact model number for all the parts lmk if this works :/
1: asus tuf gaming z690-plus wifi d4 ram
Intel Core i7-12700K - Core i7 12th Gen Alder Lake 12-Core (8P+4E) 3.6 GHz LGA
3: CORSAIR Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800) Intel XMP 2.0 Desktop Memory Model (two of them)
4: GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8GB GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 ATX Video Card GV-N307TAORUS M-8GD
5: CORSAIR RMx White Series RM750x White (CP-9020187-NA) 750W 80 PLUS Gold Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply
6: ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN eSports G-SYNC Gaming Monitor 24.5" FHD (1920 x 1080), 360 Hz, Fast IPS,
7: yup each cable is plugged in right and i made sure there was a click for each cable
8: hdmi through mobo and graphics none of them have signal
9: i cant enter bios so idk :/
10: ^
11: cant :/
@Luca Passalacqua So, you first, see if you build the machine the same way I did, this may help you, as I use that board, a very similar build
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So I just got my pc built and it said it was ryzen 3000 series on the mobo box and right now I only have my ssd to boot with it just keeps taking me to that same screen
What screen does it take you to?
ThisBytesForYou it’s the screen that’s on your video and one that says choose correct boot device and reboot or something
Ok, have you updated your bios to the latest version, setup your bios and your boot order?
ThisBytesForYou ok do I need like a laptop to download it onto a usb drive
ThisBytesForYou I went onto asuses website and saw the bios but idk how to get it from there to the other pc
Hey, basiclly yesterday when i started my pc and tried typing in my password the pc froze and i said ok ill restart it, i restarted it and it showed a screen (Preparing automatic repair)then it showed(diagnosing pc)and (Repairing disk errors.Thos might take over an hoir to complete.and ive waited whole day it still hasnt changed.Then i restarted the PC and it changed to Fixing (C:) drive 23% and it never moved i left it for 4 hours any help?
Just try restarting it again, if anything boot from your windows 10 thumbdrive and chose startup repair, it should take care of you.
Hello i need ur help can i download windows 10 from my phone there without root i have the same motherboard but no usb with windows 10 and i downloaded the iso file on my phone
I am sorry my friend, I have no idea how to do it though a phone, maybe you could do it at a friends house?
So I have an issue when I finish downloading windows it brings me onto the home page and I think ok this is done I start doing updates and it says it wants to restart computer I restart it and it loops me back into bios, I have looked at the boot priority’s and made sure it is booting off the correct one and it still does the same thing every time I restart the computer would anyone know?
So, does it give you any messages when it goes into the BIOS?
My computer was stuck on a boot loop. The error said “Page fault in no pages area”. I figured that the computer got stuck in some update and I need to reinstall Windows 10. I downloaded a new Windows 10 install on a USB drive. After seeing this video, you suggested that the BIOS should be updated if needed. So I was able to update through EZ function in BIOS. Since that has happened, now when I boot up, it says “inaccessible boot drive”. I think the update mixed up my defaults or drives...how can I reset it back to the original setup drives? I didn’t take a screenshot of it before it happened. There are several areas in the BIOS screen that I can choose the drive options...are there some that have to list the same ones or in the same order? I hope for any feedback you would have or any other ideas for the error message. Thanks.
you can't set it back up to the orginal drive lay out, but when you can do is change the boot order to boot off of the windows boot manager, that will get you back up and running. Let me know how that goes for you.
Im getting this board tomorrow. Im assuming I should go their website now and download the bios to a flash drive right?
correct, I always recommend updating to the latest and greatest BIOS. I also recommend, maybe on that same thumb drive, download all of the drivers you will need, the browsers you use and any other software you will install, that way you are up and going in no time. Good luck my friend and please let me know if you need any help.
@@ThisBytesForYou I noticed there were a lot of other downloads from the MB website. Are the those as important as the BIOS update?
@@SoCalDan530 you will need all of the drivers, so everything here under "Drivers and Tools", then of course you will want to download on NVIDIA or AMD your video drivers. Don't click on the "See All Downloads" section as they will show you older drivers, you only want the latest and greatest and you probably don't need the Intel Graphics accelerator drivers since those are onboard video drivers: www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/TUF-Z370-PLUS-GAMING/HelpDesk_Download/
Hey I have the ASUS Maximus ix apex and I’m stuck on the asus bios for 2 days now and there’s a q-code that says A9 can you help
A9 means start of setup. I recommend you go into your BIOS, then go to the Exit Menu and click on "Load Optimal Defaults", then press F10 to save and exit. See if that boots. NowI don't know what your system has, M.2 drive with OS, SSD/HDD with OS, AHCI/RAID, so that you might have to set, but loading optimal defaults will help you get started.
Let me know if there is anything else I could help you with.
Hello, so I dont know if you would know, but I recently got the ASUS TUF motherboard, and new Samsung evo m2 drive and now I am trying to load windows back up, I get to the getting files ready and then my screen goes black, keyboard not lite up and no mouse cursor. The CD drive we are using stops but the rest of the PC is on. Could there be something in my BIOs that is doing this?. I'm kinda lost now
I may know, but I will try my hardest. What is the model number of the board, and what BIOS version are you on? Also, are you connected to the internet while you are installing and what video card do you have, model number and manufacturer name
Watch the video with auto subtitles and at 4:24 when he says spreads spectrums the autosub thinks he says spreads rectums. I can’t breath...
hahah, that's awesome, yeah it kinda sounds like that. I may have to fix that, though it is funny.
can in install windows 10 without updating the bios
you can, but you want the latest BIOS and all the bug fixes it brings with it.
hi, i have ai suite 3. some people are saying this program is bad, is it good to have do you know? i have the exact same gaming motherboard (GAMING II) and the mhz for the cpu is always at 4.9mhz which is automatically overclocked by asus ai suite 3, i have reset settings to default in the bios mode however this still occurs even though i manually turn it down from ai suite 3
Please ask those people why it is bad, many will say just because, but there is no reason it is bad, and is almost necessary. The AI Suite installs a driver that helps in Sleep mode and just looks awkward in the device manager (though most people never look there). It is not automatically overclocked, the Core i7 9700 which its max turbo frequency is 4.9Ghz. You have your windows power profile to be at Performance and you have the Minimal power state at 100%, which means that at anytime, the lowest the processor can perform is at 100% and the highest it can perform is at 100%. To chance this, press the start button and type power. then click on the "Power & Sleep Settings" icon, then click under "Related Settings", click "Additional power Settings". Where it says "High Performance" or which ever is selected, click "Change Plan Settings" then click "Change Advanced Power Settings", then scroll down and expand "Processor power Management", and "Minimum processor state". There change the "Plugged in" from 100% to 5%, then click "Apply", "OK", "Save Change" and test again. Let me know if this works for you.
@@ThisBytesForYou wow, you are a legend man. i searched for so long on the internet as to why this was happening and not one said it is the power plan. This has worked for me. Thank you so much man.
@@hotwuk212 thank you so much for your kind words my friend, I truly appreciate it and comments like yours are what keeps me going. I think I will make a little video on this, so people don't have to dig through other videos to find this solution, though I do like the conversation. If you would, it would help me tons, please share my content, I want to be able to help others, it brings me great pleasure helping people. Thanks again my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou i love it when i meet good people such as yourself, whether on the internet or real life. i will share this with other people who are having the issue my friend and yes it would be a great idea to make a short video or maybe a reddit tutorial on this one as lots of other people are not liking ai suite 3 because of the issue, but like you say it is not the program, but the pc settings. thanks
@@hotwuk212 Thank you so much my friend, i do appreciate it. All the videos I do, i share across all my social platforms, UA-cam, Facebook, Twitter, Gab, Pinterest, Tumblr and Reddit as well, look out for my channel there and let other people know about it too. I have to walk on eggshells on Reddit. AI Suite is garbage, but it is needed to fill a void Asus leaves in your device manager for an unknown device, which is filled up with the asacpi that AI Suite includes.
Hi dude. Can you just share me the copy of bios cd. I have ha issue. I need reinstall it. I don't know what all required bcoz in website it's seperate. Kindly help me
this video is 4 years old, I dont have it with me, its my bosses machine, what do you need to reinstall?
@@ThisBytesForYou motherboard software
@@thecandlemanind can you be a little more specific as to what software?
@@thecandlemanind but you can go here and download it all, if you dont have access on that PC, go to another PC and download it all and copy it to a thumb drive and bring it back to that PC: www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/TUF-Gaming/TUF-Z370-PLUS-GAMING/HelpDesk_Download/
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks for your support. I got the disc from my friend. I didn't expect this prompt reply. Thank you
i have error 0x8007025D in installation of windows 10, any help?
that is odd, I have never had an issue installing, have you tried recreating your installation media, here you can grab the latest version, make sure to click "Download tool now" under "Create windows 10 installation media" www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 and please let me know if that helps.
@@ThisBytesForYou alright, thanks bro!
@@Lautx433 anytime my friend, I hope it helps, but again, please do let me know.
help
i just built my pc and am on uefi bios for asus prime
i have the windows iso file on a usb
i try to boot and it takes me to a command screen saying cannot find image:linux
ok, so when you are booting, in your bios, do you have set the primary boot device as the thumb drive, are you selecting to boot to the thumb drive? Also, did you just copy the iso file to the thumb drive or did you use the windows tool correctly, here are some instruction to redo your key.
Connect a USB thumb drive, at least 8GB in capacity, then use the steps below:
Go to the Windows 10 download page.
www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Under the "Create Windows 10 installation media" section, click the Download tool now button to save the file on your device.
Double-click the MediaCreationTool exe file to launch the tool.
Click the Accept button to agree to the Microsoft terms.
Select the Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC option.
Click the Next button.
Clear the Use the recommended options for this PC option
Select the correct language, architecture, and edition of Windows 10.
Click the "Architecture" drop-down menu and select the Both option, to install the 64bit and 32bit version.
Click the Next button.
Select the USB thumb drive option.
Click the Next button
Select the removable drive from the list. (If you don't see the drive, click the Refresh drive list option.)
Click the Next button.
Click the Finish button.
Once you complete the steps, the tool will download the required files and create a bootable USB thumb drive with the Windows 10 installation files.
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you so much i did only copy the windows iso file to my usb
you got a subscriber
@@solace512 ahhhh, so very happy I could help you my friend, so happy you could get the install going. Please let me know if you need any more help, as always I would be more than happy to help.
Safe to do if my OS is already inside SSD? Carrying it over from old PC. Thanks please respond if you can. Thumbed up your video
Thanks for the thumbs up my friend. I would personally reformat the SSD and reinstall the OS and all your drivers and games, everything will work so much better. What motherboard/processor are you bringing this from and what motherboard/processor are you bringing it to? Also if you are asking if it is safe to update the BIOS with the OS already installed, yes it is perfectly fine. Please let me know the questions, as always very happy to help and thank you so much for stopping by and commenting, it means the world to me and the thumbs up.
Wow that was fast. Thanks a lot man, I will sub also.
Its my first time building a PC, told the guys I buy from not to do it for me this time as I felt I had to learn it eventually.
(story)
Something went wrong on my Old PC with an Asrockz77 i5 3570k system that I've had for a LONG time. TLDR is it burst into smoke in the DIM slot area. I had my GPU unplugged so its fine, was moving RAM sticks around because the PC was not booting after an ingame freeze, MB flashing a 'Memory not installed' error code. Well after a swap I guess I screwed up as it burst into smoke in the DIM slot area.
(story ends)
SSD was not unplugged however... Had the presence of mind to take out GPU but not it... I'm just hoping and praying it will be fine as only the DIM slot area and the sticks themselves were smelling of smoke and nothing else.
The 'abruptness' of this is also why I wanted the old OS method to get some of my data out first at least, THEN reinstall windows.
I am only taking SSD and GPU (Samsung 850EVO 1TB and Powercolor RX480 8GB) into the new Case.
The PC I built has in addition to those 2 (hopefully the damn SSD survived...)
Asus ROG Z390-E Gaming
i7 9700K
Corsair Vengeance RAM 3200 x2 8GB
Corsair 780t Case
Corsair HX750i PSU (hope its enough... specially if I want new GPU in the future)
Noctua DH15S CPU Cooler
I think I'm not missing anything. Sorry for the 'rant' but I want to provide as much info as I can. Simply worried I'll screw up during assembly and incinerate something again but lets hope not. Thanks again man!
hey my friend, no worries, we all start with our first PC and I am so happy you trust in me to help you. Going from a Z77 chipset to a Z390,... should work you are staying within the same HAL, going from AMD to Intel, would be a little more difficult. Now, you will need to install/update drivers and thinks might just not work very well, I would really recommend a wipe and a reload, but I have done this all on this page, and all my videos can help you.
No, that is good letting me know all you had, it sounds a lot like the Darkest Light Build I did, which I am upgrading VERY soon (later this month), but you can find the video here, Part 1 of 2, and if you watch till the end, you can watch part 2: ua-cam.com/video/ZQPEYw-jLXg/v-deo.html
With this build though, you should be able to boot into it and be able backup all of your data, but again, i would recommend a new install. Good luck my friend, hopefully I helped you and please let me know if you have any other questions.
@@ArchDuke22 also, thank you so much for the sub, it means a ton to me that you stopped by to check out my video and commented.
Well as I said I just hope to be able to pull some stuff out from my SSD (mostly email passwords) then I can reinstall Windows no problem. Just was worried about this BIOS update thing as I heard its just another way to potentially fry your components.
Thanks!!
I have a small question :-) Why diden't you install the RST driver at 12:40?
I'm planning to buy this motherboard, with a 970 evo NVMe M.2.
you don't need to install it during he install unless the OS does not have the driver already within the image, if you don't see your drive recognized there then you need to install it. Once in Windows though, then you would install the RST driver. Thank you so much for stopping by an commenting, it means the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou Ok, thanks for taking your time to answer my comment, have good day :-)
@@oppenheimer8279 anytime my friend, I will always try to help as much as possible.
@@ThisBytesForYou You're a king amongst men!
@@oppenheimer8279 thank you so much my friend, I could not have done it with out viewers and subscribers like you, there are so many hecklers out there trying to make everyone's day horrible, and then people like you show up and make my day great and give me a purpose to do this and for every 50 heckler that attacks me, this one comment makes up for all of it. I hope I have earned you as a subscriber my friend, I come up with content like this all the time and working to get bigger and better to bring you more. It's rough having a day job (IT Manager) then coming home and working more on this, but as of January, now that I am monetized it makes things easier, even though I have not seen a paycheck yet, but its coming any day now and I am reinvesting it into this channel. Thanks again ;)
Did you notice the motherboard bending while installing the ram and the 24pin power cable? This motherboard has one less hole for the motherboard stand-offs, just right below the 24pin connector..... I am asking this because i just ordered this mobo... =/
no, if you notice the board bending, you are probably pushing too hard although I am sure there was a little give, it wasn't anything to be scared of. On this play list you can find the full build of the machine plus anything else you might need answers on. If you have any questions though, please do let me know: ua-cam.com/play/PLuWlEgp_PqJPLw_BLmXUmDMeHmBM-B7EQ.html
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you very much for your response.
@@spacecy you are so very welcome my friend, I hope i have helped you but again, if you have any issues, please do let me know.
@@ThisBytesForYou ok, i'll report back when i'm done with my build! :)
@@spacecy thats great to hear, hopefully I will see you back here, I have a ton of videos here and love helping.
Hey Dude, I have the Asus Maximus XI Hero, I just competed a new build but I am having trouble installing Windows 10 from a USB. Every time it tries to load it gets stuck at the Windows icon with the spinning dots frozen. It's been 2 days and I just don't know what to do. I have seen some people have the same issue but no real solution. If you could help me out that would be great.
I would love to help, but I need some info, I will list my questions numerically below.
1. The USB drive, is it an original USB drive or did you make it?
1a. When/If you made it, did you following the process like laid out in my guide: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
2. Do you have other drives in the machine as well?
3. Are you on the latest bios for your board?
4. In your boot priority, what drive is it set to boot off of?
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks for your response - Turns out the Bios was out of date, Its now working fine :D
@@dripryan58 you are so very welcome my friend, very happy I could help you.
I get stuck at 11:58, it always hangs during loading, i tried installing Win10 via usb and dvd same thing happens, but instead of the window logo I have the TUF GAMING logo, mine is b360m.
i would love ot help you, a few questions though I need answered. You drives in he BIOS, what are they configured as (SATA/IDE, AHCI, RAID, etc?), are you plugged into a SATA port or the M.2 port?
I didn't realize you replied to this, fortunately we figured it out, I just needed to update the bios cause the current one's can't read the 9th gen i7, well that's what he concluded.
@@alainkaizer7769 awesome that you got it, but yes, I reply to ALL of my comments, but sadly some fall through the cracks but I love to help with my community. Yeah, they come with a BIOS version that will only support up to what ever is released. As Intel releases chips, Asus needs to update their BIOS' to support the newer chips.
Same problem the screen turns black nothing happens..... please help
Where does it go black?
how do i download windows on my b450 plus its also an asus motherboard
i dont think i have the drivers and i just built my pc
you dont download it onto your motherboard but on another machine, you could download the windows 10 creation tool and create a bootable thumb drive with windows 10 on it, then install windows on your drive. As for the drivers, what is the exact model number of that motherboard? www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
you must purchase a copy of Windows 10 first then install it, as long as drivers go I use third party tools to update those honestly, I hope that helps
@@ReviewsandTech well, kinda true but not really,. I am going to make a video on this for monday
If you still reply my pc asus prebuilt, when I am downloading the windows 10 from my usb it crashes halfway through preparing windows for installation what should I do?
I always reply my friend, I am here to help you, so as long as UA-cam gives me notifications (which they dont always do) I will reply yo you. can you give me the exact model number of the board, manufacture and model name of the memory, processor, power supply, video card and if your C drive, or main boot drive you are installing onto is an SSD/HDD or an M.2 Drive?
ThisBytesForYou
I don’t know what the numbers for any of the components are so I am just going to list all of them down below (sorry)
Intel core i5 9400f retail
Intel LGA1155/1151 standard cpu cooler
Seagate 1 tb sataii 64mb ST1000DM010
Team group gx1 ssd 240gb 2.5” SATA III T253X1240G0C104
DDR4 8gb 2400MHZ Value Corsair (say if u need this number)
Asus prime h310M-R R2.0 DDR4 LGA1151 SATAIII USB3
ThisBytesForYou there are two drives which I try to download windows onto one has about 230 gb and the other has about 1 tb
ThisBytesForYou are you there?
Sorry my friend, UA-cam has a horrible notification system, I get hundreds of comments a day and they don't let me know all of them, so I manually have to look. So when you made your windows 10 install thumb drive, did you use this method ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
I just built a new pc and I'm trying to create a fresh windows installation on a kingston A400, but when I booted it from the windows installation media my ssd didn't show up and only the hard drive did. Then I tried to on the hard drive but half way installing it popped up an error message and sent me back to the beginning of the windows installation.
And the error says
Windows could not format a partition on disk 0. The error occurred while preparing the partition selected for the installation. Error code 0x80070057
Make sure you use this to make the install drive: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html also, if you have M.2 devices, make sure you are not using a sata port that those disable, you can find out which ports the M.2 drives disable in your motherboard manual
@@ThisBytesForYou I follow the tutorial to make the install drive and now my first problem is fixed, but when I click on the drive and hit next windows starts installing to around 20 percent and then an error message pops up and take me back to the start screen
I tried reading though the comments and saw someone with a similar problem so then I proceeded to update my bios and unplug all the other storage devices except for the one I was installing on.
my mother board is (Asus rog b450f)
and the ssd I'm trying to install window in is (Kingston 120gb a400)
@@patrjck1233 what is the error message
my bios doesnt show up im running ryzen 3600 im also using the asus tuf b450
what do you mean your bios does not show up, does nothing come up on your screen or does it skip POST and go straight into the OS?
High it looked like my bios must have been up to date. I just skipped it and booted from my usb. Everything works fine! Thanks for the quick reply. Only problem I have now is spectra on firestorm is stuck on blue. 🤔
So very happy I could help my friend, sorry I didn't reply sooner, youtube doesn't give me all the notifications. So what is Spectra?
@@ThisBytesForYou spectra is part of the program called firestorm that controls the rgb in my zotac GPU. apparently I had downloaded an out of date version. Works now!
@@nateh2665 ahhh ok very cool, happy I could help on one part at least.
Do you have to keep that USB in when you download Windows 10 or once finish remove
Once you download and install the Media Creation tool, that copies the installer of windows 10 onto the thumb drive, then you install windows with that drive and you remove the thumb drive once windows is installed.
ThisBytesForYou thx for the reply much appreciated
Anytime my friend, hope I helped
I got the zaku ii and my evo 970 wont even read in my bios
and i tried installing windows off a usb and cant get that installed either and tips?
zaku ii is a weapon in Gundam. Can you please provide information so I can help you?
@@ThisBytesForYou after 7 hours I figured it out yesterday ❤️
@@TurntUpProductionsTUP ahghh good stuff bud, so what was the issue?
@@ThisBytesForYou m.2 was loose, couldn't install windows without storage. Got her done though she's a colorful build
ahhh well that happens, so very happy you got it working my friend.
Hey! just discovered your videos and already a fan. I do have a question though. I had a friend build my computer for me awhile ago. Just moved back to my hometown and i've noticed when i unplug the computer fully( IE moving, changing different areas, taking to friends to play etc) it always puts me into the bios and says sata mode must be changed to raid mode to avoid unknown issues. I also took a quick picture of what it says if you'd like to see it. Up til now i just save and exit and computer boots to windows and runs like normal. I somewhat know my way around a computer but not much and i'm afraid to mess with anything in the bios and/or making things worse. Any ideas for this not to come up every time i unplug or when the power goes out? Thank you!!
Sounds like you might have multiple drives and/or maybe a CD\DVD driver. The boot order changes when it loses power to the CMOS, so it kinda of sounds like the CMOS battery is dead, CR232 is the battery. Does that sound about right to you?
@@ThisBytesForYou Ahh yes! I have asus prime z270a and checked the asus site to see where/how to replace. Turns the battery was dead, After i replaced and took me back to the site screen and then set the boot,update then saved and exit to windows. Turned off and unplugged for a minute and plugged back in and didnt get that screen i usually would get and booted to windows normally. Thank you so much sir!!
@@nocturnalhell awesome my friend, so very happy I could help you, thank you so much for checking out my video, liking and subbing as well as taking a moment out of your day to come back to let me know that I could help, it means the world to me.
Hi, can you help me. My screen is stuck in bio? 😭
I will try, what do you mean its stuck in the BIOS?
@@ThisBytesForYou even i restart my pc, press the F10. Still Bios appears. Now I can't use my pc.
@@maureenbaja4690 ahhhh ok, so check your boot order and make sure your Windows Boot manager is selected as your primary drive, set your memory to DOCP or XMP and make sure if you have liquid cooling to set to ignore on the RPM warning for the CPU
When I startup my pc it says the operating system on your pc failed, so it needs to be repaired. idk if it has to do with the tuf B360M-plus gaming s. I'm new to pc idk how to fix this.
if it needs to be repaired, is it allowing you to repair it? where did the drive come from, did you take the drive from another PC with windows on it, and put it on this motherboard?
I bought a built pc Ibuypower bb950 and it's not allowing me to repair
@@ronnietequia2624 OK, it should hav ebrought a Windows 10 DVD or perhaps a thumb drive, do you see it? Is it a DVD or a thumb drive, and if it is a dvd, do you have an optical drive?
It is a DVD and no I don't have an optical drive
@@ronnietequia2624 ugg, what a pain in the butt, and I told them this during my review of their machine, including a disk made no sense, but you are still good. If you have a thumb drive laying around, at least 8 gigs I think it was, you can create a windows 10 install disk and take care of it, check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html and then you can boot to that and repair it.
i hope this helps, let me know.
What buttons were you clicking during around 11:25
I was hitting F12 and delete but since the boot drive was the first drive in the BBS and there was no OS, it chose the thumb drive to boot off of.
@@ThisBytesForYou ok thanks
@@steakdressing9091 anytime my friend, thanks so much for stopping by, checking out the video, liking and subbing and commenting, it means the world to me.
hey i got the asus b360 plus motherboard, i have downloaded windows 10 on a flash drive and have updated my bios to the newest one. I've been trying to open up my flash drive and run windows 10 from my BIOS utility by going to tools> EZ flash 3 utility, but i cannot run it. any idea on how i should be able to. also i tried to restart my motherboard and click F8 a couple of times and a recovery thing appears. HELP
no no no, Installing Windows does not have anything to do with flashing the BIOS. You can change the boot order to the thumb drive within the BIOS or you can chose to boot off of the thumb drive as a quick boot option. As for the F8 option, if you restart your computer, start tapping the F8 key every other second, don't stop until you get a prompt.
ThisBytesForYou so is the F8 option the right thing, because my others usb's show on as well. But im having this window recovery alert. Im reinstalling windows on my usb flash drive currently to try again. Thank you for responding
@@miffyenjoyer yeah, the F8 option is the right thing, the other way is the quick boot from the bios, both will get you to the same. So very happy I could help you, and no worries my friend, I love helping. Please let me know how it goes for you.
hey whenever i go to internet offline it askes me to put in an provided connection what should i do
you have to give me a lot more info that that my friend, what is asking you to put in a provided connection and why do you go offline?
@@ThisBytesForYou Nvm i solved it but thank u for the help
@@ishielbouomrani4622 That's great my friend, what did it end up being?
@@ThisBytesForYou it ended up being hard drive but now i installed windows what do i do after that
@@ishielbouomrani4622 Install all of your motherboard drivers, then your video drivers and do windows updates.
Hey, I just built my fist gaming pc, I have my flash drive plugged in with the Windows 10 ready to go. However, every time I go the EZ drive install it the file will no show. I know the pc recognizes the flash drive, because I see it under storage. What do I do?
I have a TUF gaming x570 motherboard, I tried updating the bios, however it does not see this file either
Have you tried using this method to make the thumb drive: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
Have you tried using this method to make the thumb drive: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
Yes, that’s exactly what I did
and i didn’t work.
Hello sir, I have a H170 Plus D3 motherboard. I don't have Ai Overclock Tuner in Ai Tweaker and I need help here.
so what part are you stuck on, what are you trying to do?
They say once reset cmos battery and then adjust xmp profile. But I try reset the battery and I don't have the xmp profile. I don't know maybe is my computer can't support it or my processor Pentium G4400 can't be overclock or something like dat 😔I try to update bios and downgrade bios still same I don't have the features Zzzz
@@jjcj9413 XMP is only supported by COre processors (Core i3, i5, i7 and i9), sadly the Pentium is not a core processor. Your processor can overclock, but you need to overclock using the bclock, also, XMP is also reliant on the memory, the memory has to support XMP profiles, most do, but you need to make sure.
Ya. Another thing is in the bios, if I wanna set graphics configuration to PCIE and I have to set others as well like all Gen 3 ? My graphics card is GTX 1050 non Ti and my ram is 8GB Kingston HyperX Fury 1600 Mhz. Which 1 ?
@@jjcj9413 Set it to Gen3. It will not utilize the bandwidth, but its always best to keep it from auto or pcie.
ive tried everything i cant get it to see my windows 10, ive got the same motherboard and windows 10 usb as you, any major things i might be doing wrong?
it isnt recognising the windows 10 usb on the boot options.
you haven't given me any info to help you on, so I will start from square one and please don't say you have done it, till you have gone over this: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html, let me know how that goes.
ThisBytesForYou::; thats a sweet lil PC Case, i got the Corsaire, 460x but i do not recommend, one of the screws of front panel broke, very unfriendly to getting everything to fit. I do like the Monitor👍🏼.. So no more Corsaire products, my mouse to broke.
Thank you so much Rom3, I truly appreciate your kind words. Corsair many times is hit or miss, sometimes they make some amazing products, some times not so much, but I guess the same can be said for all companies. See what you think about this case: ua-cam.com/video/oPpXQV7niWg/v-deo.html and this mouse: ua-cam.com/video/BFwybLJ8r7g/v-deo.html, let me know what you think.
Does it require 1tb to download windows
So do you mean to install windows?
Hi bro I brought the Motherboard but whit a 9gen processor and I need to Update my Bios but I dont have a 8gen processor, what I can do?
no worries my friend, you are good, you will have to use the Flashback, Asus has got you covered. Here is a guide on how to do that, without even having a cpu installed: event.asus.com/2012/mb/usb_bios_flashback_guide/, I hope this helps my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou But That motherboard have that option? Im have one of this TUF z370 gaming plus and doestn appear
@@diegoxno5 it should, this is on the support site for that board: www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1030111
dont use that bios in the link, thats for a different board, but the process should be the same
@@ThisBytesForYou but they say this, Press the USB BIOS Flashback button and my motherboard Doesn't have that button :c
Where should I put my 8x2 xpg d41 tuf 3200mhz? 1-3 or 2-4? Thanks!!!
You would put it in slot 1 and 3, which is labelled as DIMM_B2 and DIMM_A2
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you so much my friend!
@@judealtran17 you are so very welcome my friend, very happy I could help
@@ThisBytesForYou 1 more question please. My bios has the oldest version which is Version 0407, is it necessary to update it? If so what version should I get?? Is it best to get the latest version 2401? TYI
@@judealtran17 I would highly recommend updating it, there have been many fixes.
So when i get the windows usb do i just plug it in then boom?
no, plug it in, then restart your computer and boot to the thumb drive to install windows. If you need a video to prepare this, let me know.
ThisBytesForYou oh okay thanks man
ThisBytesForYou I might need a video
No problem, so this video will help you make the thumb drive: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html and this video will help you get windows 10 installed: ua-cam.com/video/sNtlz1EoWBM/v-deo.html, let me know if you have any other questions.
ThisBytesForYou Thx there’s a cheap one for £12 shall i get that or the official Microsoft Usb
does anyone know if windows 7 is compatable with this board running an i5 cpu?
yes it is, but support is ending for Windows 7 in January of 2020, so Windows 10 would be your best option. If you still wanted to use Windows 7, you can see here on the drivers section that they still do provide windows 7 drivers, after 2020 though, there will be no further updates: www.asus.com/Motherboards/TUF-Z370-PLUS-GAMING/HelpDesk_Download/. If you would like to see how to get windows 10 for free, for about a year, you can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html. Also there are many places you can find a windows 10 key for Very cheap using the method I showed you in that video, 1 of many places is kinguin: www.kinguin.net/?r=26060&gclid=CjwKCAiA_MPuBRB5EiwAHTTvMa4hcn-hcrYb88fYRlZr-GPQTZ940D6VvDKf1aSJBY_N1VtTQpresBoCUh0QAvD_BwE, just make sure you do not buy OEM, let me know if any of this works out for you.
ThisBytesForYou, Thanks for the info and the research you have done on my behalf
@@tomwhite4584 You are so very welcome my friend, very happy i could help.
Would I be able to use a USB 3.0 port?
yes
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks. Is there anything else I should know about installing it? I just built a pc and ordered windows 10 home to install on it. I have the tuf gaming x570-plus (wifi) mobo
@@529alex just remember that Windows will rename the partition to Windows Boot Manager, and you may not even see the drive in the BIOS. When you go to install, make sure you have no other drives in the PC, other than the one you want to install windows on, again you may not see it in the BIOS, it can be a bit weird. Go to install Windows and it shows up there. When you install windows on it, and you reboot and finish up the install, if you go back in the BIOS will now see that drive but it will be named Windows Boot manager. I hope this helps, but please let me know if you have any issues.
my bios is taking a kinda long time on the black screen part
when you say long, about how long?
Where good, BUT I did the bios, and have been trying to select the most updated drivers for the chipset and SATA so windows 10 can go on my SSD, and none of it's working-it even doesn't show up in diskpart, but does show up in the PC bios. :-(
@@EducatedRebel does it show up in disk manager, right click on the start menu, then select disk management and your drive should be there
@@ThisBytesForYou Theres no OS anywhere atm. Just blank drives. The drives are brand new and the bios can see them, but not diskpart and not ther win10 install app, even when I try to point it to the updates sata drivers and chipset drivers www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-Z370-A/HelpDesk_Download/
only currently trying with the one drive I want as the boot drive atm.
sick build
Thank you my friend, sadly it was not for me, it was for my boss, he is.enjoying it ;). Thank you so much for stopping by and commenting, it means the world to me.
hey I know you've probably answered this but i couldn't find it in the comments---Im having the issue where ill get to the windows loading screen (post 64bit install selection), it'll get stuck, and then give me a screen saying it cant be successfully downloaded. Im seeing online that removing a stick of ram could help, which i will try but do you know what else could be causing. this? thank you so much in advance. Also--using windows USB stick, cant download and ISO for another usb unfortunately. Also my build just has that SSD stick. (that you remove) no other hard drive
Hmmm, not sure I have had to answer this one but perhaps you made the install incorrectly, it happens ,check this video and it might help: ua-cam.com/video/vXpAsf7SJ3M/v-deo.html on thing I have seen that people have issues with is they try to make it on their MAC's, it will not work that way. Let me know if this helps.
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you for the reply! A couple of things that worry me---The only thing i have a SATA cable going to is the module for the led lit fans...I dont have an HHD or brick-y SSD installed. (as mentioned i just have the little screw down stick of gum sized SSD (Inland 1TB )
...is this a problem?
@@megan8494 ahhhhh an M.2 drive ok, so follow the video I showed you to make the drive, then when yo uninstall windows onto the m.2 with that drive, in the BIOS make sure you select windows boot manager to boot onto since windows changes that. This video is a little older, not as good, maybe this video will help: ua-cam.com/video/AWxliGLert8/v-deo.html
Hey man I have this same motherboard and I can’t figure it out can I plz call you and you can help me figure out how to install windows 10 it’s not working
no, you cannot call me, i am at work and when I am at home I am at work still, plus I have my family, very little free time, that is why youtube is perfect. Most people create their windows 10 install drive incorrectly, this video will show you how: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html, then afterwards you can follow this guide on how to install windows 10, if you have issues afterwards, please let me know and we can work them through: ua-cam.com/video/sNtlz1EoWBM/v-deo.html
Back in my day you pulled the chip off the board and put it in an eprom writer 🤣
yup mine too, I was a product development engineer for alienware, before Dell bought them then also I worked for dell a while after they bought them then finally velocity micro. Been in the biz for 27 years. I never had an eprom writer though, we would just have a load of eproms laying around for each board we were developing and when I would mess up one bios, I would pop a new one in, load it, then pop the messed one up in and flash it with a known good bios, ahhh the old days.
@@ThisBytesForYou good video!
@@jeremyzeimet3631 thanks my friend, very happy you enjoyed it
If I have a rtx 2060 do I choose gen 3 also?
yup, you sure do. All cards today and for the past few years have been gen3 cards. How are you liking your 2060, isn't it great?
what are you going to do with a 2060??
A 2060 is a decent card, you can game very well on it, not as high of course as a 1080 or a 2080, but it is a decent budget card.
My usb isn’t showing up when I go into the tools tab. I downloaded windows from my Mac onto a usb. The iso version was the only one I found online. Any advice?
did you create the installation media like this: ua-cam.com/video/C759I7DBXd8/v-deo.html
I have a board like this a Tuf B450M and the PC works fine but no matter what I do I can't get it to go to the bios for overclocking and updating. The screen with the Wings and press F2 never comes up and when I push F2/Del the PC goes black screen and freezes. I rest it boots to win 10 and works.
I have a Ryzen 7 2700X and an EVGA GeForce GTX 2080TI and 4 x 4GB (16GB) Viper ddr4 ram any ideas what happened?
right when you restart the BIOS, when your screen goes blank, start tapping on the Del button, keep tapping one every second or every other second and you should get in. You might have quick start enabled, which gets rid of the post screen. give it a try and let me know.
the intstructions state: Tuf B450M to hold down the DEL key when you restart, so try that
@@ThisBytesForYou Firstly thanks for the reply I did both of those took the battery out did Windows 10 recovery with UEFI just came from a PC store and they couldn't get it I think I may have a bad board if that is possible.
I Built a few others to donate to a children's charity 2 out of 4 work the 2 that work one has a RTX 570 and the other a 1080ti. The other that doesn't go to bios has a RTX 570 also.
that is odd, do you ever see anything on the screen?
I have trouble installing window for asus tuft x570 wifi. please help
What sort of issues do you have, please also let me know what media you are trying to install on to and what other devices you have connected into this machine?
ThisBytesForYou thank you responding. I brought a window 10 usb and I tried to install I keep getting error that tell me to reinstall. I just build a new pc by the way. Anyways, I think it might have to do with my bio setup.
ThisBytesForYou I also using m.2 ssd to install windows if that help
ThisBytesForYou now I got led dram and nothing is showing on monitor
yes it most likely does have to do with your bios, in your bios under "boot", make sure the first boot device is set to your M.2 SSD, which may be called WIndows Boot Manager now. Once you set that, hit F10 to save and exit and you should be good.
Hello,
I just had a quick question regarding how to boot onto the flash drive. You said to either mash the f12 key or escape key to bring up a boot menu. Is this how you boot to the flash drive?
some boards support that, not all. The best way to do it is to set it as a boot option in your BIOS.
Hey will it support i5 9400f bro?
it sure does my friend, as of BIOS version 1410 which was released 3/12/2019. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
I'm trying to install windows 10, I get to the step where I select the drive, I press next, it stays at 0% copying files stage for a while, then says: "
Windows Could Not Prepare The Computer To Boot Into The Next Phase Of Installation"
Any ideas?
are you installing on an SSD or a mechanical drive, and where are you installing from a thumb drive or an optical drive, also is it legal or a cracked disk?
@@ThisBytesForYou Installing to a SATA SSD from a USB flash drive, downloaded ISO - I unplugged all other drives.
@@DigiDriftZone what motherboard are you using and do you have it set to IDE, AHCI or RAID?
ThisBytesForYou AHCI only, ASUS Z370
@@DigiDriftZone ok, a few things you are going to want to do, first, update your BIOS to the latest version, I don't know exactly what board you have, so I can't send you the link (Asus is the manufacturer, z370 is the chipset, but I dont know the rest), after you update the BIOS to the latest version, go here, to the drivers section and download the Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver software Version 17.2.6.1027
, extract it, then copy the \Driver\64bit folder to your windows 10 thumb drive. The start the install process, chose custom, then when it askes you where do you want to install it to, make sure you delete all the partitions, then click load drive, load the Drivers\64Bit folder, then select All of the drivers it lists, then start the install, that should take care of you, please let me know if this has helped.
Wow!! Hard-CORE MAN!! YOUR GOOD WITH Computers. 😊
Thank you my friend ;)