I've tried everything I can find. "No signed device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK."

Question

I've been trying to install a clean Windows 10 installation onto my new PC since yesterday. I've done everything from changing ports for it, getting a clean installation again, cleaning the drive entirely, reformatting the drive, going through diskpart commands to make partitions active, one solution I even saw was unplugging the CD rom drive. Nothing worked. Can anyone help?
Some extra additions: My PC specs are:
AMD Ryzen 1200
NVidia Geforce GTX 1050Ti
8 GB RAM
1 TB Hard Drive
And the USB I'm using is a 16 GB Sandisk USB stick.

Answer 1

Hi,

Make sure you downloaded Windows 10 ISO image from Microsoft official website.

When performing clean install, Windows will load general hardware drivers for your computer. But if there is no suitable general driver, we need to download it to USB device on another computer. I have heard many similar issue is caused by SATA driver, we could download it from your motherboard website to USB flash, and load it during installation.

Best regards,
sylvia

Answer 2

Hi,

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Best regards,
Sylvia