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Turn your computer off, and boot to your Windows 10 USB. If it says 'frozen', this fix probably won't work for you. Look for the line that says 'not frozen'. Sudo hdparm -user-master u -security-erase passkey ДЄt the end of the last command, you should see some lines of text.

Sudo hdparm -user-master u -security-set-pass passkey Going back to the terminal window you should have open, type in the following commands, where is the path of your SSD, so something like /Dev/ d:

Search for a program called Disks, open it and navigate to your SSD.

Once you see a desktop, press CTRL ALT T to load the terminal.

When it is done, boot from the Ubuntu USB.

Choose the FAT32 option and if your partition table is MBR, choose the option that has 'BIOS' in it else choose one of the UEFI options.

Grab the tool Rufus and an Ubuntu ISO, both are available online.

The boot up and enter the product key and hit next,Right, this solution may sound really far-fetched, but bear with me as this worked for me. 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. On my computer, when i move large files or folders, ranging about 10GB-500GB, between two external HDDs (USB2), the file transfer marches away at the normal speed of about 15MB/s for a little while, and then the speed drops so low it looks as though the file transfer has stopped on windows explorer's file transfer window. 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.

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