Boot from USB install media
After initial screen, select Repair, not Install
Select Troubleshooting --> Advanced options --> Command prompt
Enter: diskpart
Enter: list disk
Enter: select disk <x> where, x=disk# (from 0 to n) of the target install drive
Enter: clean (will wipe all partitions from the target drive)
Enter: Convert gpt
Enter: exit
Enter: exit
or after Clean
( Shouldn't need to do this after 'convert gpt' command )
Enter: create partition primary
Enter: active
Enter: format fs=ntfs quick
Enter: assign
Enter: exit
Enter: exit
Now, select the option to shutdown the PC
Reboot with the same install media USB and this time, when you get to the partition selection screen and select the partition you just created, installation will continue.
In some cases we are getting error 0x80300024 trying to reinstall
so go into the bios and double check that the SSD is the first boot device, it may have changed if the original SSD was replaced
So Go into Bios, Boot
Hard Drive BBS Priorities
Make the USB boot drive you are using option 1
Option 2 should be your SSD
Option 3 isn't usually that important but make it the HDD
Now go back to boot
Boot option 1 should be UEFI 'name or manufacturer of USB drive'
Boot Option 2 should be the SSD
But if it shows up as the 'name or manufacturer of USB drive' without the option to change, that is ok too
F10 to save and exit
Reboot with the same install media USB and this time, when you get to the partition selection screen and select the partition you just created, installation will continue.
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