I am a bit reluctant to update the BIOS unless thats the only sensible
next option, but in the meantime would be interested to hear from anybody >else who has come across this problem before
I am a bit reluctant to update the BIOS
Basically the install crashes out part way through with "error code 0x8007025D"
On 31/07/2023 17:35, Abandoned_Trolley wrote:
Basically the install crashes out part way through with "error code
0x8007025D"
When I google that error code, there are loads of suggestions. I don't
see what we can add?
On 31/07/2023 18:50, GB wrote:
On 31/07/2023 17:35, Abandoned_Trolley wrote:
Basically the install crashes out part way through with "error code
0x8007025D"
When I google that error code, there are loads of suggestions. I don't
see what we can add?
yeah, I got loads of suggestions as well.
I raised the subject in here partly in the hope of finding somebody who
had the same problem AND found a solution ...
In the old days of installing Windows operating systems, with disk
system that were initially strange to windows (software RAID, AHCI, SCSI etc), it was necessary to provide storage related drivers on some media device (USB, floppy) before continuing on.
Is your issue similar to
Windows 10 11 SSD M.2 PCIe NVMe Not Detected How to Fix VMD Intel RST
Raid Driver Repair Install
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtU977t0MQI
In the old days of installing Windows operating systems, with disk system >>that were initially strange to windows (software RAID, AHCI, SCSI etc),
it was necessary to provide storage related drivers on some media device >>(USB, floppy) before continuing on.
Is your issue similar to
Windows 10 11 SSD M.2 PCIe NVMe Not Detected How to Fix VMD Intel RST
Raid Driver Repair Install
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtU977t0MQI
no - the M.2 drive is detected, and I am offered various partitions and
free spaces before the install is attempted.
When it eventually crashes out, theres are a couple of partitions created
by the install process
I get exactly the same response / result from 2 other SATA SSDs, and a
SATA spinning rust drive
Also, the drives, DVDs and USB sticks are all correctly identified by the >BIOS
Have you tried disconnecting all drives except the install drive before installing?
Have you tried disconnecting all drives except the install drive before >>installing?
Yes - single SSD on a SATA port, no DVD drive - and boot from USB stick
OK. The other issue I have come across is confusion between MBR/GPT, BIOS/Legacy/UEFI and secure boot/no secure boot.
They all need to line up but if I try to explain you will end up
thoroughly confused so I'll leave it to others - you may not need an explanation of course!
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