Windows 10: Trouble installing windows 10 to SSD

I'm running into trouble while upgrading my PC.
I've purchased and installed these products today: Gigabyte GA-B150M-D3H Crucial DDR4 Ballistix Sport 2x8GB 2400 CL16 Intel Core i5 6400 Scythe Mugen 4 Samsung 850 EVO 500GB
I installed them, booted up and everything worked fine. I was working from a clean windows 10 install (last summer I upgraded from win7, then did a clean install). Because I wanted the windows 10 install on my SSD, I used the same disc I used before, went on to install and I get this message (translated from dutch):
Can't install windows on this disk. The hardware might not support booting up from this disk. Make sure the disk controller is turned on in the BIOS menu.
When I click more info I get this (also translated): We can't make a new system partition of find an excisting system partition. Read the log files from Setup for more information.
I've googled this and looked through some guides on installing Windows 10 on a SSD.
I've used shift+f10 to open command prompt. With the diskpart commands I've cleaned, converted to MRB and back to RTP, I've reformatted to NTFS. At some point when the SSD was just unlocated space, I pressed 'new' and it made the 4 partitions that it should with a RTP system. I selected primary and installed windows. The installation finishes without a problem, the system reboots and then I get a black screen with the message 'reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key'. After reinstalling windows once more and retrying many times I've also encountered a blue screen with a header: "Recovery" Your PC/Device needs to be recovered. Can not launch the OS because a needed file is missing or corrupted. File: \Windows\System32\winload.efi Errorcode: 0xc0000225.
I've googled both messages and the error code. I can not find a solution. I'm really hoping somebody can give me a hand. I've tried reinstalling windows to my normal HDD. I get the same problems now. No idea why. I ended up getting an old HDD from a mediaplayer, installed windows on that, and there's no problem (so it's not the install files).
If anybody has any idea's I would love to hear them. I'm all out...

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Upgrading to windows 10 when I have my user folder in a different HDD?

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I have my main windows installation in an SSD, because of it's size I have the users are in another HDD.

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Windows Update on Windows 10 stopped working

Dear Microsoft Community,

after my Windows 10 Home Installation Windows worked perfectly fine. After 2 days though, my Windows Update stopped working completely. I cannot download anything from the Windows/ Microsoft Store either. I really want Windows Update to
work again because I need it for essential updates and for example .Net Framework 3.5 to use older programs/ games. Generally I always get the same error message: Error 0x80040155. This error affects every single update. I tried to live without
Windows Update but I am starting to realize that it should work. My PC is a custom built, if that affects anything.

My question for you is now what I could possibly do to get my Windows Update working again. I already tried several steps mentioned on the internet

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/971058,

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/322756,

Windows 10 Windows Update Error 0x80080008 - TeckLyfe,

Windows Update Error 0x8024a206 and 0x80080008

but none of those has helped, not even the Command Prompt application. I do not
wish to reinstall Windows because I have a lot of data on it already. Thank you for your help