Windows 10: Windows 10 Pro installation on a new WD Hard Disc

Hi!


I cannot install Windows 10 Pro on my new Western Digital Hard Disk because it asks for a "device driver" ; I searched it on my Win.10 setup memory stick at Drivers but none of them worked,where can I find the required device driver in order to install my Win.10Pro on my ACER laptop???

The other problem I have on the other laptop is that the icons on the Desktop/laptop screen do not work on I click on them and the right click does not work when I want to delete or move an icon from the desktop; I think there must be something wrong with my Explorer but I do not know how to solve this problem.

Thanks.


Dan

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