Windows 10 is not installed completely, what should I do?

Question

Windows

For the new year, I was presented with an ASUS FX504GE-E4106 90NR00I3-M09060 gaming laptop without an operating system.
Before that, I had never seen a bios, but I sort of figured it out (as I thought). Windows 10 installed perfectly, but not on ssd (128GB), but on a hard drive (1tb).
Foolishly, I first deleted the previous OS and decided to reload it.
And then the problems began ...
1. Windows boot manager remained in BIOS. I'm not sure he should even be there.
2. Windows installation ends on the 1st reboot and starts again (and so on ad infinitum).
Someone seemed to have this too and they advised rearranging the boot order ... But this does not help.
PS BIOS version: bios utility ez mode.

Answer 1

And what about the load order? when you turn on the laptop
, find the boot menu bios key (usually f11, f9, etc.) select a flash drive or boot from efi
again select a flash drive such as Flashdrive / boot.efi
then load Windows
delete all partitions (including efi recovery)
poke on ssd> create
the installer itself will create everything that can be
inserted into port 2.0 (if 3.0 is not combined)
correct bios setting:
boot from usb> enable
usb legacy 2.0> enable
boot option> uefi (you can combo)
boot priority> shove the flash drive to the most end (because nefig)
sata mode: ahci

2. Windows installation ends on the 1st reboot and starts again (and so on ad infinitum).
Someone seemed to have this too and they advised rearranging the boot order ... But this does not help.

right. you can immediately see that the flash drive is loading and again the installation is in progress
if what above did not help, that is, 3 ways bios turn off usb boot 3 after reboot go to the boot menu select our ssd (it should have Windows on it) or os boot manager ... PRofit unsubscribe based on the results

Answer 2

You are probably installing from a flash drive, the problem is that after the first reboot, it starts loading from a flash drive again. To avoid this, you just need to stupidly remove the USB flash drive and insert it after the new Windows starts loading from the disk. To be honest, it is very difficult to answer such questions seriously :)

Answer 3

The girl is the best advice - give your laptop to a specialist or whatever guy you want to install the system and ... see how the world becomes brighter

Answer 4

1. Windows boot manager remained in Bios. I'm not sure he should even be there.

Should. This is fine.
Remove the flash drive from the port. Should help.
If you still want to do everything from scratch, then:
1. Find the Boote Device Priority line in the BIOS (keyword Boot), and install the SSD in it as the first item.
2. Create a flash drive using the Windows Media Creation Tool. Download here
3. Install OS. When installing, delete all partitions from the SSD, install on the "Unallocated area". The installer will automatically create the necessary partitions.
4. When restarting the PC, you can pull out the USB flash drive, it will boot itself from the disk.
Something like this.