Windows 10: newly built pc. will not recognise USB bought from microsoft

Hello,

I bought Windows 10 full (not upgrade) from ms store USB version.


I built my pc. entered BIOS, set it up, saved and restarted with the win 10 usb inserted.


then the pc goes and returns to bios. I look at the boot sequence and in the pane it states "No Bootable Device Found".


I thought to myself, I have an old usb with a recovery usb I made for my old pc, il see if that works cause I know it did on my prvious pc.


lo and behold the usb worked and wanted me to choose keyboard layout and then choose what I wanted to recover etc etc.

obviously unfortunately I cannot do a clean install from that recovery

usb, I would get error regarding no previous installation detected.


knowing that I have working usb sockets and that the pc will infact use the usb to boot from I decided to look at the files on the MS Store bought USB drive.

as far as I can tell it does have the correct files on it. (comparing it to the recoveryUSB file layout).


I went to my account to see if I could download it on this laptop from there and pit it on the usb drive, but there is no option for that..


I am stuck, I don't know what to do.


I hope someone can help me.


kind regards,

Marcus.

:)

 

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