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Why am I stuck installing Windows 10 from bootable USB flash drive?
I am trying to install Windows 10 from a bootable USB stick onto a computer with Windows 11. Originally, I booted with Safe Boot, so I went and turned it off. Then it booted fine, and I went through the installation wizard up to the point where the actual installation happens. But it wouldn't let me install it, due to BitLocker being on. I went to boot into Windows 11 to turn it off, and picked the only boot device avaliable ( EFI PXE Network (A8-2B-DD-A0-32-35) , and I'm not 100% sure, but I feel like that's not what it was before) and was met with this text in the top-left: Network media was
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