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Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue

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  • #1 17799511
    wertiko7
    Level 14  
    Hello.
    I can't boot a bootable pen drive on my HP 250 g3 laptop.
    Windows 8.1 is installed and I want to install Windows 10 from a pendrive.
    But I don't want to start, I press F11 and then a blue screen starts with various options, e.g. restore copies of Windows etc. but there is no option to boot from a pendrive.
    What am I doing wrong? How to start a laptop to run from a pendrive?
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  • #2 17799532
    olador
    Level 36  
    You enter the bios and choose booting from usb there
  • #3 17799537
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    Change the boot order in the BIOS or at the bottom it says Press F ... to select boot device - and press such a key (probably F10 or F12).
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
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  • #4 17799586
    ABLublin
    Photocopiers specialist
    In HP, usually F9.
  • #5 17799593
    wertiko7
    Level 14  
    I found out that pressing F9 selects boot but nothing happens.
    I had a della before and there were no boot issues.

    I want to install Windows 10.

    And is there any other way to install windows 10 straight from the laptop from the desktop so that you can format the C drive and install a new system? Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue
  • #7 17799606
    ABLublin
    Photocopiers specialist
    Can't see botable USB
    The reasons are badly made pendriwe
    Disabled in bios, or settings in UEFI.
  • #8 17799624
    wertiko7
    Level 14  
    I can't change the network boot protocol.
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  • #9 17799636
    ABLublin
    Photocopiers specialist
    We don't care about network boot.
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  • #11 17799671
    wertiko7
    Level 14  
    Ok, the pendrive has started but something is wrong, I can't format any partition and I can't install windows 10 on any drive.

    Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue

    Added after 4 [minutes]:

    And now I can't even boot my laptop and the old system.

    Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    Unable to format partitions - Selected disk has GPT partition style
  • #13 17799728
    wertiko7
    Level 14  
    I changed the bios to the default settings and now it shows.

    Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue
  • #15 17799737
    wertiko7
    Level 14  
    Now I have yes and the system is not booting.

    Booting Windows 10 from Pendrive on HP 250 g3 Laptop: Blue Screen Issue

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    I thought it would be ok.

    Added after 8 [minutes]:

    So, because of this, gpt won't install windows 10? Because the pendrive starts.

    Added after 9 [minutes]:

    I took advantage of this:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uR8HS2xxsA

    and the installation of Win 10 has started, I wonder if the new Windows will start.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the difficulties faced while attempting to boot a bootable USB drive on an HP 250 G3 laptop to install Windows 10. The user initially encounters a blue screen with no option to boot from the USB after pressing F11. Suggestions include entering the BIOS to change the boot order, enabling Legacy support, and disabling Secure Boot and Network Boot. The user later reports that the USB drive starts but cannot format partitions due to a GPT partition style issue. A solution involving changing the partition style from GPT to MBR is recommended, and the user eventually finds success in starting the Windows 10 installation process after following a video tutorial.
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