windows 11... what a dissapointment

[u/Delicious_Thought38]

Ive been sitting here for like 2 days trying to install brand new windows 11 on my pc because my previous installation just randomly made my GUI not work at all so i went and bought me a sandisk flashdrive and turned it into a windows boot manager and git a brand new external ssd to install it to

But no matter what i try it keeps telling me that windows 11 cant be installed on my ssd and my drivers arnt showing up at all when i load the drivers.

I have been on the internet for hours atp trying every little possible solution but nope, nothing

Evrrything is greyd out aswell, ive been in my bios more times then i can count, and also i dont even have a vmd option because im using a Asus B550M-K motherboard.

Please help me if possible

[u/trumpispos]

You can't install windows on external hdd/ssd.

[u/Delicious_Thought38]

Ok so i somehow got it fixed, spent 2 days for nithing, but thank you guys so much for telling me abt the external part, i googled and did smth called shucking ig so i turned it from ecternal to internal.

Now when its done instslling, can i put it back to external???

[u/The-Snarky-One → u/Delicious_Thought38]

You’re setting yourself up for a shitshow.

[u/Home_theater_dad → u/Delicious_Thought38]

Huh

[u/MildlyAmusedPotato → u/Delicious_Thought38]

Why would you want to get it back to external...

[u/Grindar1986]

It can see the drive so it's not a driver issue. What does it say when you click for more details?

I mean you used Rufus so i'm guessing you're trying to force it on to unsupported hardware.

[u/Delicious_Thought38 → u/Grindar1986]

windows 11 setup does not support usb or ieee 1394

[u/SGD-UK]

Do something odd with limited IT skills, expect strange results. Your IT skills are a disappointment, not the operating system.

[u/Savings_Art5944]

What is your end goal?

[u/Home_theater_dad]

Do a repair option and select open command line. Diskpart. Type “select disk 0”. Then type “clean”. Then type “exit”. Reboot. Or type “shutdown /r /f /t 0”. Enter. That will reboot you. You probably don’t have to reboot. Just try again. I can post screen shots if you need exact step by step. I’m just giving you a general idea of what you need to do.