Windows installation freezes at splash screen

[Sand dan Glokta]

I'm having some trouble with my newly built PC. I'm trying to install windows 10 via usb. When I get into the bios and hit boot manager I boot from the windows usb. I click on 64 bit and once it'd done loading files it takes me to the ASUS Rog splash screen where it freezes on a half loading circle. From all the videos I've seen it should boot straight to the windows 10 installation.
I don't know what to do, please help.

Parts: Ryzen 1700x, Asus crosshair vi hero, 16gb g skill flare x, 1080ti sc2

 

[don256us]

I'm going to ask an obvious question here, you didn't overclock anything on the machine yet right? If so, install from stock speeds.
Try using one of the USB 2 ports instead of USB 3.
This may not play a roll in this case but usually OS install problems are RAM related.

 

[Sand dan Glokta]

I'm going to ask an obvious question here, you didn't overclock anything on the machine yet right? If so, install from stock speeds.
Try using one of the USB 2 ports instead of USB 3.
This may not play a roll in this case but usually OS install problems are RAM related.

No I just finished building the PC. Everything seems to be recognized in the bios and I'm not getting any error codes on the Q-screen on the mobo.

 

[trents]

I would suspect that the installation media is corrupt. I would Microsoft's Media Creation web site and rebuild the install media using a different USB stick.

What is the make and wattage of the PSU?

 

[Sand dan Glokta]

I would suspect that the installation media is corrupt. I would Microsoft's Media Creation web site and rebuild the install media using a different USB stick.

What is the make and wattage of the PSU?

I just solved this problem last night. The usb stick was straight from Microsoft but I tried to download the Microsoft creation onto a different usb and download it that way. But alas it didn't work. So I just updated the bios to the lastest version and Windows installed without a hiccup.

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Appreciate you guys taking the time to help.

 

[trents]

That's weird! You wouldn't have thought board that was produced well into the Windows 10 era would need a bios update to be able to install the OS. I wonder if the bios was corrupted from the factory.