Windows 10 Installation - No Signed Device Drivers Were Found
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Hello,
During the installation, I received the message: No signed device driver was found.
After doing some research online, I found that this is due to the SATA HDD not being recognized, and it is mentioned that the AHCI option should be enabled in the BIOS, and also the Intel RST Premium RAID option should be disabled. I did that.
I restarted the installation, and I still get the same message, supposedly: No signed device driver was found.
Subsequently, I read that I needed to download the chipset drivers for my motherboard (Asus Prime H270-Pro).
I downloaded and extracted everything onto a USB drive.
When restarting the installation, it asks me to provide the location of the missing driver, which I do.
I notice that there are several drivers, including those for the chipset and others for Host Bridge, PCI Express, PCM, and SMBUS.
So, I selected the first one:
Intel® 200 Series Chipset Family LPC Controller (H270) - A2C24
It seems like something is still missing because I keep going back to square one with the message saying that the driver was not found!
Does anyone have a solution for this problem?
Thank you!
During the installation, I received the message: No signed device driver was found.
After doing some research online, I found that this is due to the SATA HDD not being recognized, and it is mentioned that the AHCI option should be enabled in the BIOS, and also the Intel RST Premium RAID option should be disabled. I did that.
I restarted the installation, and I still get the same message, supposedly: No signed device driver was found.
Subsequently, I read that I needed to download the chipset drivers for my motherboard (Asus Prime H270-Pro).
I downloaded and extracted everything onto a USB drive.
When restarting the installation, it asks me to provide the location of the missing driver, which I do.
I notice that there are several drivers, including those for the chipset and others for Host Bridge, PCI Express, PCM, and SMBUS.
So, I selected the first one:
Intel® 200 Series Chipset Family LPC Controller (H270) - A2C24
It seems like something is still missing because I keep going back to square one with the message saying that the driver was not found!
Does anyone have a solution for this problem?
Thank you!
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Hi,
It may have been done.
You reset everything to default in the BIOS (it's a UEFI). You recreate your USB drive in GPT and UEFI. You back up the data from the SSD or HDD that will contain the OS if necessary. You plug in the USB drive, go to the BIOS or boot sequence, and set the USB drive as the first option. You only connect the SSD or HDD that will have the OS.
You press MAJ + F10 to enter the command prompt. With diskpart:
If in doubt, you restart the computer. Return to the installation menu. You install.
Otherwise, I read on the same site that someone removed the CMOS battery for 2 hours: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-34254085-inpossible-d-installer-windows-10#37 If you have a multimeter, check its voltage, or replace it; it costs €4.
It may have been done.
You reset everything to default in the BIOS (it's a UEFI). You recreate your USB drive in GPT and UEFI. You back up the data from the SSD or HDD that will contain the OS if necessary. You plug in the USB drive, go to the BIOS or boot sequence, and set the USB drive as the first option. You only connect the SSD or HDD that will have the OS.
You press MAJ + F10 to enter the command prompt. With diskpart:
diskpart (enter)
list disk (enter)
select disk 0 (0 or the corresponding number) (enter)
clean (the reason why you needed to back up) (enter)
convert gpt
exit
If in doubt, you restart the computer. Return to the installation menu. You install.
Otherwise, I read on the same site that someone removed the CMOS battery for 2 hours: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-34254085-inpossible-d-installer-windows-10#37 If you have a multimeter, check its voltage, or replace it; it costs €4.
I made the USB stick again with GPT: UEFI
Unfortunately, it's still not working!
There's really something blocking it!!