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Can you put the SSD in another PC and delete all the partitions with disk management, after just try to install in the Crosshair, reset the UEFI bios first to make sure you have default setting. You mention you try with few ISO, where they come from, are you sure they are good? I really want to try boot from USB however I can't seem to get that to work which sucks!
I know all my hardware is fine and doesn't clash I just can't work out what i am doing wrong? Swap out your SATA cables and see if that helps. I have installed OS on the Samsung at least 50 times over the last week or so, therefore can most certainly confirm that the SSD is compatible with the motherboard.
As to you really want to boot to USB I am a bit lost as to what that means. Could you expand please. Originally Posted by HiVizMan. So bloody true I do. In mitigation I have found it best not to assume anything on this support forum.
So when in doubt I ask. Quite happy to look a idiot for a few moments if it means that we are able to help a user sort a problem out. Thanks for the responses guys. I have tried 3 Sata cables so not the issue.
When setting up the Samsung do you just let windows create the paritions of it's own accord? I have tried to create the whole drive as system with and without the mb partition without any luck Thanks again everybody.
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