Windows 10: Windows 10 iso installation errors

Yes, I get through this part of the setup with success. It then states that it will restart and I let it restart. Next, it checks my devices and restarts. Finally, it goes to a sky blue screen that loads non-stops overnight, asking me to wait a moment.The problem is not with the software installing but the aftermath. The wait-a-moment loop is endless and shutting down during the loop results in a defaultuser0 account.

 

Is anything else connected to the laptop at this time other than the USB keyboard?
Are you connected to the internet via WiFi or Ethernet? If WiFI, disable it, if Ethernet, disconnect it so there is no internet connection. Leave it this way until the install completes. The turn Wifo on or reconnect Ethernet and continue.

 

I also got a usb mouse and the install usb. The wifi button on my broken does appear white when installing but I can't disable it through my usb keyboard, is there another way? Reminder, I'm using a hp touchsmart 15 laptop.


It requires a password to connect though so I doubt it's connected due to it not asking for one.

 

True, on a clean install it would require the access code so it should not be connected.

 

Is there more than one hard drive in this computer? If yes, disconnect all except the one you are installing to.

When you did the install, did you delete all partitions on the hard drive until you had only unallocated space, then clicked Next to let the Windows installer create the partitions it needed?

 

There is only one drive AND i deleted all the partitions.

 

How much RAM do you have, how is it divided up (how many DIMMs, how much for each DIMM)?

What is the full model number of your HP Touchsmart? I'd like to look at the manual for it.

 

qrq.itcs.hp.com/us/en/m/qrc/7234942/pre.do?proc=amd


I think that url might help you!!! Windows was installed on this computer so I know it works.

 

You have a HP 15-G100 Touchsmart.

You say the builtin keyboard doesn't work well, right. Does it work at all? There should be a Disable/Enable WiFi button (Fn+a key) and/or a Airplane mode button. If the keyboard works well enough to use them that would ensure not WiFi connection.

Also try this while it's looping:

• Disable network devices, turn off Wi-Fi and unplug network cable if there is any.
• Remove any USB devices plugged in, including keyboard, mouse, printer, USB drive (your flash drive) , AC adapter etc.

See if any of that shakes it out of the loop.

I'm going to bed, talk to you tomorrow.

 

The keyboard doesn't work at all, completely dull. Wouldn't it effect my installation if I remove my w10 installation usb drive while it's installation. I haven't done anything yet due to that concern. Also, I'm 17 and my foster mom say I can't unplug the moter, sry. I did before though, earlier this week, and it still failed.

 

Removing the mouse, keyboard and flash drive is worth trying. It can't be any worse than it is now. If doing so wakes it up and it needs the flash drive it will ask you for it. All we're trying to do is get it to continue the install process. As soon as it does that, plug the mouse and key board back in, but wait on the flash drive. Isuspect the install is done with it at this point anyway.

 

Nope, still on the just a moment loop.

 

Rats. Wish I had physical access to the computer. Out of ideas at this point.

 

Maybe the best thing to do is replace the defective keyboard. You can get a new one for $15 or so and they are pretty easy to replace.

What is the full/complete model number: HP Envy TouchSmart 15-?????

What about the Touchpad? Does it work? If so, use it instead of the mouse, at least during the install.

 

Trackpad works and I did try it. Didn't work. I don't think It's my keyboard.