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The user is seeking help with a bootable USB drive containing Windows 10 that BIOS recognizes but cannot detect during installation for partitioning, after experiencing a system crash and attempting various troubleshooting steps, including BIOS updates with FreeDOS. A responder suggests that if the drive isn't detected, it may be faulty and should be replaced. Overall, the discussion centers on troubleshooting USB drive detection issues during Windows installation.
TrapBaby 808

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I have a new USB with windows 10 on it I've ad bad crash and I've tried just about everything. My pen drive is bootable with thru Rufus I have it format to fat32. BIOS recognizes it. But then I get to the installation to partition it doesn't show up. Can I plz get sum help. I even used (freeDOS) to update my BIOS.
 

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Neemobeer

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If the drive is not detected it is likely a bad drive and will need to be replaced
 

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