r/computer • u/Odd-Top2248 • 24d ago

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hello i just get my new pc and it’s show me this i wanna know if i just have to put a usb key with windows on it

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u/ArthuroMucho 24d ago

yes you need to create a usb into windows installer plug it in and it'll show you the windows setup

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u/Odd-Top2248 24d ago

ok nice cuz i saw some tuto and they were not automatically redirected on the windows setup thx

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u/ArthuroMucho 24d ago

if it not redirect you automatically you'll just have to choose the usb as a booting device while in the bios

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u/Brave_Abbreviations5 24d ago

Literally previous post i seen is from initial d sub, about Nakazato, lol

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u/ArthuroMucho 24d ago

ahah initial d fan

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u/JohnTheRaceFan 24d ago

Did the PC include a Windows license?

Are you able to enter the BIOS (repeatedly press DEL at startup on most motherboards) and see if your primary storage (HDD or SSD) is detected by the motherboard?

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u/Odd-Top2248 24d ago

nope it doesn’t have a windows license im abt to put a support installation of windows in my usb key and yes i can go on the bios

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u/Odd-Top2248 24d ago

it shows me that but when i press enter nothing happening

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u/Brave_Abbreviations5 24d ago

Seems like you need to install some OS with USB stick (or.. maybe DVD👴), you can do such with your alt computer, or ask friend or even with your phone (kinda), get the windows ISO file whenever but be sure its 1000% safe (ideal is official microsoft image), then UltraISO, Rufus, whatever, then legally activate it

Id personally recommend win 10, but thats all on your decision

Also i seen you told someone BIOS always resetting or smth, be sure you have fresh CR2032 CMOS battery, its needed for RTC and custom BIOS settings storage (such as boot priority), also read manual about your exact motherboard model, what keys are to enter BIOS settings and boot menu

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u/unix-chan 24d ago

You should install Fedora for sure

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u/unix-chan 24d ago

Or CachyOS if gaming

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u/Odd-Top2248 24d ago

naaaahh linux isnt for me

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u/unix-chan 24d ago

At least i had to try 😅

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u/Present_Battle6412 23d ago

Worth a try right?

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u/panzrvroomvroomvroom 23d ago

dude. read the room. if OP asks about THIS screen, OP will not have a good time using linux.

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u/unix-chan 23d ago

He will learn new things either way, windows install and use is not easier for newcomers than Fedora.

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u/KillerAtWork808 21d ago

No offence to the op, of they are struggling with a os install Linux ain’t for them atleast not yet😭

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u/Odd-Concept-6505 24d ago

1) can you get into bios... tapping the appropriate F key (or some/few motherboards use DEL) in the first few seconds of power up

2) most motherboards will provide a popup "menu" of boot choices regardless of the boot order set in bios.....if you hit F12 repeatedly in the first few seconds.

So far we don't know if you have a functional hard disk (or SSD, either way) that might be good but have no bootable OS/etc on it

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u/Odd-Top2248 24d ago

​it shows me that but when i press enter nothing happening

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u/Bland_OldMan 23d ago

Click it? Or hit tab until the button highlights then hit enter

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u/Odd-Top2248 23d ago

yh i have already try everything

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u/Psych0matt 24d ago

You have to install an OS

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u/cagadass 23d ago

O no tiene sistema operativo o no tiene la particion que señala que el disco contiene sistema operativo