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<blockquote data-quote="SumTingWong" data-source="post: 733132" data-attributes="member: 71335">My USB is 32GB. Plenty enough to install a game or two in it. I don&#039;t have any 8GB Capacity.I am running out of thoughts as well as why the bloody hell my USB installation media showed up in Windows Setup when a lot of people had done this method never had their USB installation media show up in Windows Setup. My current Windows ran into a lot of problems, so I decided to reinstall Windows. I don&#039;t have a lot of applications on my C drive so just reinstall my motherboard and GPU drivers, Google Chrome, Privacy Eraser, antivirus, Steam, Origin, Ubisoft, and Battle.Net and then I am up to go. All my games were stored in HDD, so that is a good thing. With speed 100 download and upload, I shouldn&#039;t have any delay at all.On my Acer laptop BIOS, it displays my USB as a HDD: my USB name in the Boot tab which is weird as well. It supposed to display UEFI: my USB name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SumTingWong, post: 733132, member: 71335"] My USB is 32GB. Plenty enough to install a game or two in it. I don't have any 8GB Capacity. I am running out of thoughts as well as why the bloody hell my USB installation media showed up in Windows Setup when a lot of people had done this method never had their USB installation media show up in Windows Setup. My current Windows ran into a lot of problems, so I decided to reinstall Windows. I don't have a lot of applications on my C drive so just reinstall my motherboard and GPU drivers, Google Chrome, Privacy Eraser, antivirus, Steam, Origin, Ubisoft, and Battle.Net and then I am up to go. All my games were stored in HDD, so that is a good thing. With speed 100 download and upload, I shouldn't have any delay at all. On my Acer laptop BIOS, it displays my USB as a HDD: my USB name in the Boot tab which is weird as well. It supposed to display UEFI: my USB name. [/QUOTE]

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