Windows 10: Windows 10 Installation Crashing and rebooting while booting from USB

I built a new desktop and i'm trying to install windows 10 on it. I can get into the bios fine and all my components are showing up. I set my initial boot device as the USB and then reboot my PC to start the installation process. The windows logo shows up,but as soon as it gets to purple setup screen for installation my PC shutsdown and reboots. This same process keeps looping and I can't get the w10 installation process started. I only have my keyboard, monitor and USBconnected to the desktop IO panel. I tried a different USB installed with windows 7 but get the same problem.

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windows 10 crash and ask to reboot and select proper Boot device

I have windows 10 and suddenly it crashes and ask to reboot from device or insert boot media and press any key ( didn't work). I've downloaded the necessary files and try to install windows 10 without looing my files by starting the computer with the USB
stick in.

Now it says my PC needs to be repaired.

The boot configuration is missing or contain errors

File\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD

Error code:0xc000000f

 

Insignia Tablet Stuck in Reboot Loop, Can't boot from USB

I've had this Insignia tablet since Christmas and recently, it's been freezing up on me. I decided today to reset the whole thing. While it was reseting, something screwed up and it rebooted. Now the Windows 10 installation is stuck on 64% and it keeps rebooting
over and over and over with no progress being made.

After researching this problem, I made a bootable USB drive with Windows 10 on it in order to boot the tablet from the USB. I went into BIOs and changed the boot order to make sure that the USB drive was listed first. I restarted the tablet but it doesn't
even try to boot from the USB, it just boots like it normally does, flashes the 64%, and enters the reboot loop. I've been trying to fix this for hours and I'm not sure what to do.

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My mother-in-law's computer started doing that. Turned out it was the keyboard was physically bad, believe it or not. I would recommend try starting it up with no keyboard or mouse connected and see if it stays on. Also make sure all the internal components are firmly seated. Also try starting it up without the USB flash drive inserted and see if it will stay on the No Boot Device warning screen without rebooting on it's own.