How To Fix Error 0x80300024 When Reinstalling Windows 10
How To Fix Error 0x80300024 When Reinstalling Windows 10
how to fix error 0x80300024 when installing new windows/windows 10 installation/installer error code 0X80300024 during clean install. We couldn’t install windows in the location you chose. Please check your media drive. Here’s more info about what happened: 0x80300024. In this video I show you one method that might fix this error code and I share a few other methods that you could also try listed below:
1. Try my method and make sure the main harddrive is formatted correctly in relation to your BIOS/UEFI settings. 2. Try disconnecting all other harddrives except for the main harddrive. 3. Check the boot order/priorities in the BIOS/UEFI make sure they are set correctly. 4. If you are booting the windows media from a USB flash drive you can always try another USB port, just to make sure that is not causing the error code.
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0.11 -> What is going on everyone got a video here
to share with all of you of this error code
3.679 -> that I'm receiving trying to reinstall Windows
10 Pro 64-bit Edition on my desktop computer
10.219 -> so let me zoom in here on the screen and get
into a little more detail about what I got
14.429 -> going on and will quickly get to that error
code and I'm going to show you a method of
17.83 -> how I'm correcting mine so I'm booted from
a USB flash drive right now to install Windows
23.12 -> so I'm going to go ahead and click install
here once you get into this screen now this
26.73 -> is where I'm getting the error code let me
show you real quick it's on this drive which
31.08 -> is my main drive a lot of yours stuff right
now you folks that are watching it might look
35.77 -> completely different than mine in here I have
a mixture of different hard drives but this
39.86 -> is my main one it's drive 2 partition 1 when
I click format you can see I have that one
45.1 -> selected so it's formatting that particular
drive it does format okay and then when I
49.66 -> click next to install Windows I get this error
code down here this is 0x80300024 whatever
56.98 -> there's a few different things that could
be causing this issue and here's where the
60.87 -> issue can be for some of you people if you
want to one method that works for some people
65.82 -> as you shutdown your computer and you disconnect
all your hard drives except the hard drive
70.61 -> that you want to install Windows on and you
only have one drive showing up now if you
75.51 -> only have one hard drive it should be drive
0 because that is the very first drive and
80.69 -> sometimes just disconnecting all these additional
hard drives tends to fix that error code however
87.28 -> for my situation here that is not the particular
issue so I'm going to reboot my computer real
93.25 -> quickly and we're going to get into the system
BIOS or UEFI okay so here is a look at the
99.82 -> inside of my BIOS so up here you can see it
says BIOS mode UEFI or Legacy I'm going to
104.96 -> go into my settings and again this is going
to be different from for some of you but a
108.65 -> lot of times the issue lies and where you
boot where you have your boot priority set
112.9 -> up so what I'm going to do is my particular
board allows me to choose Legacy or UEFI right
119.59 -> here I’m going to choose UEFI because with
Windows 10 64-bit it will work together the
126.84 -> UEFI bios works together with the thumb drive
and windows installer to format correctly
132.45 -> I'm changing I'm all I'm doing is simply changing
the boot mode here and I'm going to go over
136.569 -> to the X and I'm going to save this I'm going
to click yes and we'll give it a minute and
140.87 -> we're going to jump back into that screen
again where the error code was it should have
145.18 -> rebooted back to this screen here like it's
going to start all over again I'm going to
148.94 -> quickly jump through this and get back to
the Windows setup screen okay so I'm back
153.84 -> here to the Windows setup screen and now that
we made those changes in the system UEFI or
159.511 -> bios going to go down here and select the
drive of course where I want to install Windows
163.7 -> and it says Windows cannot be installed now
on the drive partition 1 show details Windows
168.099 -> cannot be installed on this disk because this
disk has an MBR partition table on EFI systems
174.59 -> windows can only be installed on GPT disks
this is formatted right now for MBR which
180.88 -> is an older style that works with Legacy and
that's the master boot record that works with
185.629 -> like a system bios so if you have an older
motherboard or more of a legacy system the
190.65 -> original way here in the very first time we
went through Windows probably would have installed
195.43 -> just fine but because my BIOS is a UEFI bios
it's going to work in conjunction with you
201.85 -> know installing it to with Windows installer
here in conjunction with setting this drive
206.88 -> up and formatting it properly so right now
you guys will notice that there's only one
211.01 -> two three four five items in here what I need
to do now to fix this and get rid of the error
216.69 -> message is delete this because it's still
holding on to the old one we created with
221.7 -> the old original bios settings or UEFI settings
originally so I'm going to delete it and I
227.78 -> want to select drive 2 its unallocated space
which is fine so we're going to click new
232.45 -> and we're going to format this thing correctly
now under the new instructions from the BIOS
237.67 -> UEFI you'll see it longer you're going to
see some new things pop up in here that are
243.42 -> important for the installation of Windows
on the drive so now I have a slider over here
248.879 -> and you can see I have drive 2 has like a
4 partitions we have a recovery partition
254.79 -> and you cannot install Windows on that because
this partition is a Microsoft recovery partition
259.889 -> so these are created these 4 partitions are
created to work with Windows specifically
267.24 -> this partition is an EFI system partition
so now I know I have the correct partition
273.24 -> the drive is formatted properly for the installation
of windows so the one out of all four of these
280.169 -> that you want to select is obviously the largest
size the primary you you know the msr is reserve
286.129 -> it creates the system on the recovery these
are necessary to install Windows if you know
291.919 -> if your getting this error message you're
having that particular issue so drive 2 partition
295.909 -> 4 if I I can go ahead and click format and
I’m just gonna do it anyway the same thing
301.229 -> will happen you'll see it just kind of moved
it but the same thing will happen if you click
306.409 -> next so again I just clicked format I just
want to make sure it was a clean format if
311.159 -> you click next it will still work just fine
but you'll notice now click next and now Windows
315.749 -> is going to install perfectly fine I do apologize
for talking so much I know this video is a
321.77 -> little longer than normal and I talk a lot
but there's a lot of important parts to it
325.689 -> so sometimes just going into your bios can
correct that issue and what happens is you
331.02 -> guys may have updated your hardware and you're
still trying to install an old windows version
335.66 -> on newer Hardware so if your bios you need
to go in and make sure that you have your
339.559 -> boot option set correctly that you're not
you know you're either in legacy mode or it's
343.71 -> setting that drive up properly and that way
you don't have to disconnect all of your hard
348.86 -> drives or external drives but if you find
yourself getting jammed up still that's where
353.099 -> I would start I would disconnect physically
go into your computer disconnect all your
357.009 -> drives leave your main drive connected that
you wanna install Windows on see if that helps
361.669 -> you can actually try unplugging your installation
media like maybe move your USB flash drive
367.02 -> to another USB port you can also inside your
you know bios uefi you want to make sure that
372.749 -> your drive is at the top of the boot order
so to check your boot order make sure that's
376.819 -> correct you know leave comments below if you
found another way to do this please share
380.97 -> it with my viewers and every one of my channel
I figured this was really nice video to share
385.539 -> because a lot of people do get scared when
they see that error message but anyway you
389.27 -> guys know what to do if this video was helpful
hit that like button you can share the video
394.319 -> subscribe if you haven't and I will see you
all in the next video have a good one.
