Windows 10: I need help I'm stuck in bios

I am trying to install windows 10 from USB and I booted it from USB and I try select recommended upgrade but says it failed I choose the advance one and I don't know what partition to install it on







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Get into the BIOS after Windows 10 expired (0xc0000605)

You should read my whole Question. I cannot get into my BIOS so i can run Win 10 from my usb. So basically i'm stuck in only that screen i discribed. No other Keys and combinations work. So this is really not helping me alot. I just need help at getting
into the bios. Windows is skipping the bios screen. So i cannot press any buttons there

 

Windows 10 Infinite Reboot Glitch

I just updated to Windows 10, but now I'm just totally stuck. I'm in a infinite reboot glitch and I can't do anything I can't shift + hold power, because it will turn off or turn on and holding it doesn't affect anything. I'm in a sticky situation and
I need help. All I can do is go to bios and that's mostly it and I can't do anything else. I really need help please and thank you.

 

Hi,
Select each one and click on delete
You'd want to install with the entire disk as unallocated space not split into 3 partitions like that.

 

Do you have the 919.1 GB backed up? And the 11.9 GB?
If not you can perform an in place upgrade repair and fix may operating system problems.

 

Hi Boolean
If you have all of your data backedup, Than delete all the partitions by using delete the button below. Once you have deleted all of them Highlight Unallocated space and hit next.
If you stil get same error. Press Shift + F10 and it will open CMD windows. Type following commands

Diskpart
List disk
Select disk 0
Clean.

Now highlight Unallocated space and hit next

 

These are some tutorials with text and images:

Clean install:
Clean Install Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials

In place upgrade repair:
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade Installation Upgrade Tutorials

 

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That link recommends using Linux GPARTED to wipe the drive? Why?!? Posts #2 and 4 above are so much easier!

 

Not only that Gparted is old and linux based. and I have seen it fail big time.

Minitool Partition Wizard Free is a far superior modern Windows based program which does not even require a boot drive.

Chuck Gparted in the bit bucket in the sky!