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I know this is a very common problem but I still need help non the less. I recently purchased a PC at a garage sale (it actually turns on and displays the bios) that has and Intel core 2 duo 8GB of DDR2 ram all on a Intel Desktop Board DQ35JO. I recently put Windows 10 (x64 bit) on a thumb drive and he computer refises to boot from it. I get two numbers on the bottom right of my screen and the black ness. I have double checked the BIOS and the USB drive is first in the boot list. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Hi Bryce,
On that board, when it boots up, repeatedly press the F10 key or Fn + F10 to access the temporary boot menu and choose the Installation Media and it should boot from that media . . .
If not try that media in another PC and check to see if you can boot form it, just to make sure the Installation media has been created correctly . . .
