Windows 10: My system is windows 11 pro and motherboard is gigabyte B650M gaming wifi , suddenly my pc...

My system is windows 11 pro and motherboard is gigabyte B650M gaming wifi , suddenly my pc stopped functioning like wifi connection and disk management plz help me

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I build gaming pc it keeps crashing BSOD with different different stopcode like System exception, memory management etc.

My system-

AMD ryzen 9 7900x

Gigabyte B650M gaming X AX

Adata XPG caster 16gb (32gb)

Pny 3080 12gb

Gigabyte aorus water x 360

Cooler master td500

850 watt gold deepcool psu

Things checked

Windows 10/11 both

Driver updated latest

RAM emp off on check

Motherboard bios updated to latest check

It randomly crashing while existing game or on pc log in, no pattern i found, with stress test ,ram test, GPU test everything is working fine, still unable to debug the error

 

gigabyte Z370 HD3 + Samsung EVO 970 won't install Windows 10

Newly assembled system:

• Gigabyte Z370 HD3 V1.0 motherboard
  
• Intel i7-8700 CPU
  
• 2x DDR4-3200 16GB RAM (F4-3200C16D-32GVK)
  
• Samsung EVO 970 500 GB M.2 SSD (MZ-V6E500)
  
• Thermaltake TR2 S 500 W PSU (TRS-0500P-2)
  
• Deepcool Tesseract case (seems doesn't matter)
  

All components come new, unpacked.

Windows 10 Pro installation failed at the step "Getting files ready for installation." when about 70-80% complete.

I used both the original Windows 10 Pro DVD and a USB stick prepared by a Microsoft tool; the result is the same.

I tried to use the pre-installation SATA driver from the Gigabyte website.
Once I installed this driver at the step "Where do you want to install Windows", my M2 drive had disappeared from the list.

The same situation repeated with another set of components.

By the way, when I try the same set of components but with an ASUS Z370-P motherboard, there is no problem with Windows 10 installation.

I still need to assemble some systems with Gigabyte motherboards.

Update: It was easy to install Windows 10 on the SATA SSD. Same conditions: Gigabyte motherboard, but SATA SSD instead of M2 SSD.

Any suggestion what to do in order to install Window properly?

 

Can't install Windows 10 on a Gigabyte Aorus Pro X399 motherboard

I've built a Threadripper PC using the Gigabyte X399 Aorus Pro motherboard, and I'm trying to install Windows 10 on it.

I used Microsoft's Media Creation Tool in my old PC to create an ISO image, then burnt it to a DVD, and then booted the new PC with it. I should mention that I have set up my X399 PC's hard drives as RAID, in the following way:

• An SATA SSD as an independent volume. This will be my boot volume, where I intend to install Windows.
  
• Two mechanical SATA HDs as RAID 0.
  

Anyway, I boot up the new PC using my Windows 10 DVD... and I reach the step where it says that it needs drivers. The manual of my motherboard says to copy the drivers folder (BootDrv\Hw10) from the included DVD to a thumb drive, so that's what I do.
I plug the thumb drive, and two entries appear, both of which say:

I click on it... but Windows says then that "it hasn't found any new device driver".

I uncheck the "Hide incompatible drivers" checkbox, and a number of new entries appear, one of which is called "AMD-RAID Controller (storport)". I try with that one, but Windows says the same: "no new device drivers found".

I checked at Gigabyte's website (https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X399-AORUS-PRO-rev-10#support-dl-driver-lan), but the newest drivers there are the same ones that I already have. My BIOS is also at the latest (actually, the only) revision.

What do I do now?