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The selected disk is of the GPT partition style. Windows cannot be installed to this hard disk space.

A search led to an indication that this problem was due Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ the attempt to install from the DVD. This time, at about the same place in the installation process, I got this message: Select the driver to be installed. A search led to various posts talking about BIOS settings.

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It occurred to me that I had not yet run the CD supplied with my new motherboard. I had assumed I would have to have Windows running first to install whatever drivers and software might be on that CD.

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I booted the machine with that CD. But it looked like it was already set to that. This time, it found the USB drive Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ warned me that it was going to be wiped.

I said go ahead. It gave me a reboot option again. With the USB drive still plugged in, I was again looking at the diskette question. It was looping, taking me again to the warning that the USB drive was Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ to be wiped.

I looked at the contents of the USB drive on another computer. It contained a few files and folders.

Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ It just listed the contents of the USB drive. I went to the ASRock download webpage and searched for that. That led to downloads for bit Windows 7.

But they Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ looked like ZIP files that, as usual, would be run in Windows. I found a thread discussing problems that someone had when he forgot to plug in the hard drive, but that was not the problem Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ I had already used GParted from my YUMI drive to verify that the motherboard was seeing the hard drives.

It occurred to me to unplug one hard drive, so as to avoid problems during installation, but that made no difference in the ASRock Driver Disk Preparer scenario.

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It still found no drivers. I wondered whether the problem was that I was trying to install from a multifunction USB drive.

This reasoning emerged from a Microsoft webpage saying that problems like this could result from a bad copy of Windows. It gave Gigabyte GA-880G-USB3 3TB+ an error: Please select a valid ISO file and try again.

So perhaps we were onto something here. It seemed that I had to download it. It was a 3.