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[PunchMyNuts]

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[gotminer]

I'm trying to install windows 10 Pro 64bit on my ASROCK H110 BTC+
x2 EVGA Supernova 1600
x8 Gigabyte 1080ti
Intel Core i3 processor
Ram 8GB kingstone

keep getting the same message
"Non-system disk
Press any ket to reboot"

"Reboot and select proper boot device
or insert Boot media in selected boot device and press a key

Your boot media is no good.

[aWqeGOZH4]

You are trying to perform a fresh OS installation, right?
Then, as already suggested by gotminer, the message means your (most likely) USB key you are trying to install from isn't formatted/setup correctly.

My preferred steps to create a bootable USB drive:

- Get the "Media Creation Tool" from this page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
- Install it on your working PC. During install select option "Create Installation Media"
- Insert your USB drive
- As destination media select "USB Drive"
- Select the proper key and start the creation


[EDIT] Corrected steps for media creation

[PunchMyNuts]

I'm trying to install windows 10 Pro 64bit on my ASROCK H110 BTC+
x2 EVGA Supernova 1600
x8 Gigabyte 1080ti
Intel Core i3 processor
Ram 8GB kingstone

keep getting the same message
"Non-system disk
Press any ket to reboot"

"Reboot and select proper boot device
or insert Boot media in selected boot device and press a key

Your boot media is no good.

The usb boots on my other PC but not on my mining one

[aWqeGOZH4]

Have you tried manually selecting the drive? Most mainboards offer a boot menu using F11 or F12.

There you normally have two options:
- USB Boot
- UEFI Boot
Try both options.

Also I'd recommend using a USB2 drive and plugging it into a USB2 port. Basically, this should not make a difference, but you never know..

[Meech]

Are you booting to an SSD or standard drive?  If SSD need to enable ACHI in bios.

[QuintLeo]

The usb boots on my other PC but not on my mining one

 Try a different USB port.
 Might also be that your mining machine isn't set to boot from a USB - check your bios settings under wherever it puts the "boot drives" part.

[jmigdlc99]

First response already nailed it in the head. Your USB media is no good. Have you tried recreating the USB installer? Based on my experience, simply downloading the win10 iso from Microsoft works. Then after that i use the "Rufus" app to select a USB device and make the ISO bootable. Sometimes the bootable media gets corrupted so i simply repeat the process and it will work fine again.

Been doing this for a few rigs over the last few months without fail.

[Bolopecah]

is your problem resolved?
I also have trouble installing windows 10 64 bit on that MB, the system does not detect USB to install windows, can anybody help?

[VyprBTC]

is your problem resolved?
I also have trouble installing windows 10 64 bit on that MB, the system does not detect USB to install windows, can anybody help?

Try a different USB port - some mobo's have trouble reading from USB 3.0 don't know why that is.

Also hit F11 or whatever your boot menu is to see if it can detect the drive. If it didn't, try another port till it does, if it doesn't back to step one, create a new boot, repeat, still an issue try a different thumbdrive.

[BTC22]

I use the same MOBO and didn't have issues. Like others have said, I'd bet the media is bad or the try a different USB port.

[john1010]

I'm trying to install windows 10 Pro 64bit on my ASROCK H110 BTC+
x2 EVGA Supernova 1600
x8 Gigabyte 1080ti
Intel Core i3 processor
Ram 8GB kingstone

keep getting the same message
"Non-system disk
Press any ket to reboot"

"Reboot and select proper boot device
or insert Boot media in selected boot device and press a key

As I've seen, there is no SSD on your list, it's very natural that the boot will find a ssd to install your OS... Put a fresh 120GB SSD or HHD tou your motherboard and it will be alright.

[Cmoh]

Windows 10 is a very delicate OS that is provided by the maker Microsoft. This OS is already fixed with that has been issued in the previous OS. This is the same OS that work all the devices in Laptop, PC, Tablet and even Mobile also. If any issues you have feel then reset your OS from the settings like the Android OS. So, there is no need for the extra OS disk and the driver for the loading of Windows 10.

[Bolopecah]

is your problem resolved?
I also have trouble installing windows 10 64 bit on that MB, the system does not detect USB to install windows, can anybody help?

Try a different USB port - some mobo's have trouble reading from USB 3.0 don't know why that is.

Also hit F11 or whatever your boot menu is to see if it can detect the drive. If it didn't, try another port till it does, if it doesn't back to step one, create a new boot, repeat, still an issue try a different thumbdrive.

I have tried to replace everything but still get the same problem, whether this should be bios settings too?

[KrazyJ]

I had the same problem trying to set up a computer, wasn't a mining rig, I was trying to update it from Windows 7 actually and ended up calling tech support.  It ended up being a bad ISO somehow, I had to download the entire ISO again. 

[Captain_Planet]

Try to use another copy of windows and tehn see if it worked for you or not, In my case I had the similar issue and when i changed the copy of windows, it worked.

[unique83]

I installed new windows recently and i also had trouble with USB not recognised. What i had to do is when creating bootable USB with Rufus, i had to select GTP partition for UEFI. Watch this video for instruction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llGAFcNCKIo

[BiiT MAster 666]

its very hard

[huntingthesnark]

First response already nailed it in the head. Your USB media is no good. Have you tried recreating the USB installer? Based on my experience, simply downloading the win10 iso from Microsoft works. Then after that i use the "Rufus" app to select a USB device and make the ISO bootable. Sometimes the bootable media gets corrupted so i simply repeat the process and it will work fine again.

Been doing this for a few rigs over the last few months without fail.

Rufus is awesome. Also worth creating several bootable USBs while you're at it - some MBs just don't like some brands of USB key. Try another type of USB before you conclude there's an issue with the MB/SSD/etc...