win10 installation stuck on black screen after loading files

[Sila Drenja]

title sums it all, it says loading files and has a progress bar, and when that finishes it's just a black screen, nothing else.

[Squirrell]

you'll have to google for win10 installation problems as there could be many causes, each with a different workaround.

[Nano]

Redownload Windows 10 from MS to make sure it isn't corrupted. Format your drive and do a clean install via usb or disc.

If that doesn't work check if your MB bios has an option similar to "strict power management" and make sure that is disabled as well. Since at least on some ASRock boards, don't know about others so it could be different depending of brand if it works or not. You would disable that on ASRock boards since it can freeze up Windows when installing.

[1stbunnykiller]

sounds like you may have a bios issue, possibly could have gone back to the video on board output ( thats if you are using a video card)... try plugging the video cable into the video output that is on the MB instead of card...

[Bad 💀 Motha]

How long did you wait?
The installer gets entirely loaded into ram, then it should start up and give you language options to use for the rest of the installer process.

Also when installer reboots the first time that you unplug the usb flash drive. As the os will continue from the drive you chose to install to.

[emoticorpse]

Diposting pertama kali oleh Little Smitty:

Redownload Windows 10 from MS to make sure it isn't corrupted. Format your drive and do a clean install via usb or disc.

If that doesn't work check if your MB bios has an option similar to "strict power management" and make sure that is disabled as well. Since at least on some ASRock boards, don't know about others so it could be different depending of brand if it works or not. You would disable that on ASRock boards since it can freeze up Windows when installing.

I agree with this. First thing is to re-download/re-make the usb installer and try it again.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Update bios to latest.
Reset bios to defaults then lock in ram using xmp.

But yes, format the usb and remake it via a new running of ms media creation tool. And don't interrupt the process while it's doing its thing.