This error indicates something is wrong with the boot record on your storage device. Which in turn may Indicate a faulty storage medium SSD/HDD. If there is any data on the computer that you care about, you first should make a backup of the disk by using an external Hard drive and a bootable Macrium Reflect USB drive.
First, install Macrium Reflect on a working computer tap or click here. Download and install the Free Trial. Then, create the USB media recovery drive, click here to see how.
Now you will need to create an image of your drive in your computer, tap or click here to see how.
Now that you have a backup of your data or if you don’t care about the data you can now create a Windows 10/11 USB drive. Tap here for the installer, this covers Windows 10 and 11.
Now you can boot the USB drive and attempt repair or reinstall, both solution’s directions can be found here.
Lastly if you reinstall Windows and have the same issues, you may very well have a bad storage medium which could be a Hard Disk Drive, an SSD, or even and NVME.
Your instructions are helpful to a point. I am trying to boot from my USB. I click on Install Now and I get a screen which asks me if I want to Upgrade or Custom. If I choose Upgrade it tells me the option is not available is I started the computer with Windows installation media. If I go to Custom the next question is Where do I want to install Windows and gives me 4 choices of Drive and Partition, but on all of the choices it tells me that Windows cannot be installed to this disk saying that the selected disk is of the GPT partition style. Where do I go from here!
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