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Manually preparing a USB disk and copying the contents of an ISO.These progress from arguably the easiest method to the most involved. In this walkthrough, we will take a look at three different methods to create a Windows Server bootable USB drive. Create a USB Drive for Windows Server 2019 Installation This process also works equally well on Windows Server 2016. Creating a Windows Server 2019 USB disk is the easiest way to get Windows Server installed on a physical server.

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You need to have some physical media if you want to install the OS on a physical device. Why create a USB drive for Windows Server 2019 installation?Д¬anвЂ™t you mount an ISO image to a virtual machine and install the Windows Server OS from there? Yes, you can. This post will examine several ways to create a USB drive to install Windows Server 2019 locally and across the network that allows getting Windows Server 2019 installed on a physical device. Installing Windows Server 2019 from a USB disk is extremely easy. Additionally, there are many tools available to interact with USB drives and use this for installation purposes.

They are convenient and extremely inexpensive these days. USB devices are superior to optical media in many ways since they are easily reusable for installing operating systems. The boot up and enter the product key and hit next,USB devices have solidly replaced optical media across the board for various uses. When i select legacy boot devices>atapi cd rom and select f10 accept and then file, save changes and exit and enter.

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The boot up and enter the product key and hit next,ДЄccept license terms, hit next, select 'custom: install windows only (advanced), select the partition i created for windows 8.1 pro and select next and it sits there at 0% without increments. When i select uefi>atapi cd rom and select f10 accept and then file, save changes and exit and enter. Ok lets try this again, the correct key to change boot order is f10, when i hit that i get a menu of storage>boot order and i hit enter. The selected disk is of the GPT partition style. When i select ATAPi cd-rom and select the partition i want to put OS on it says 'windows can not be installed to the disk. Which i assume is ignoring using esc to boot to defaults. When i select uefi and hit esc to boot using defaults it stays at 0% without any incriments. When I select 'uefi: hp a dh16absh' it will do the same thing. Usually when i install this OS it goes to 1% almost instantly. It stays that way for an hour without getting to 1%. When I try an install win 8.1 without any BIOS changes i get to the point where it says 'copying windows files (0%)'. Right now when there is no DVD in my drive and there is no OS on my system my bios looks like the following: Network controller (atheros boot agent)Дo i need to restore BIOS? Could that be the issue? Should i reset bios to default and see if that solves it and then install again?

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I will say this use to be a dual boot pc of 7 and 8.1 so i had to change bios around to get both on there i think it had legacy option or something like that. Should i wait an hour before doing anything? plz help.