I read somewhere else to attempt to use Disk Part using Shift + F10 to access a command prompt in the installer and format that way, but then it says I can't do that due to write protection. Apparently that's not good? Well fine, I'll re-install, only when I attempt to reinstall from my USB and attempt to delete/ format the partitions created earlier I get errors that I can't do that. I think, based on my research today, that maybe what is wrong is that I installed Windows 10 while CSM was enabled in BIOS. When I attempted to wake from sleep nothing happened, so I turned off the computer and turned on again, only this time I could never make it to Windows 10 again. When I booted again I think Windows 10 did some auto recovery stuff but still got into Windows 10 fine. I was happy with the results for the day and needed to go take care of somethings so I shutdown my computer. I installed Ryzen Master and didn't touch any overclocking at all, but ran CPUZ benchmark test, and Cinebench R20 Single and Multicore tests. Installed the Gigabyte APP Center thing as well as the SIV/ Smart Fan 5 software to adjust my fan curves since they were ramping up and down (i've heard that's pretty common problem) Installation of hardware was easy if not time consuming but got into BIOS, then installed Windows 10 Home from my USB that was built using Windows Media Creation kit.īooted into Windows 10 and successfully started installing new AMD chipset drivers, audio drivers, Intel l211 drivers, NVME controller drivers from Samsung (And restarting multiple times through all this).
This is my latest computer build, my first one with AMD and first one with Windows 10. G.Skill Trident Z Neo Series 64GB (4 x 16GB) DDR4 3600Īnd a load of NOCTUA case fans in a Fractal Meshify C case. ( Primary and only storage in this computer) Samsung 970 PRO Series - 1TB PCIe NVMe - M.2 Internal SSD
Gigabyte Aorus Master x570 running bios F5 Hello, I just built my new AMD 3900x system over the weekend and then experienced an awful issue after attempting to 'sleep' from within Windows 10.
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