Windows 10: We couldn't install Windows in the location you chose. Please check your media drive....

Quando tento instalar o Windows dá esse erroWe couldn't install Windows in the location you chose. Please check your media drive. Here's more info about what happened: 0x80300024.Quando tento criar uma partição da esse erroWe couldn't create a new partition. [Error: 0x80070017].Quando entro no cmd e tendo criar uma participação com o diskpart aparece essa mensagem DiskPart has encountered an error: Data error cyclic redundancy check. See the System Event Log for more information.Também não aparece o volume no cmd apenas do pendrive

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Windows 10 Error Code 0x80300002 in setup We COULD not install windows in the location you chose. Please check yiour media drive

We COULD not install windows in the location you chose. Please check yiour media drive. Windows 10 Error Code 0x80300002 in setup.

 

"We couldn`t create a new partition or locate an existing one."

Try this:

Before you get to that message, press SHIFT + F10 to open a command prompt.

Run diskpart.
At the diskpart prompt, run these commands:

list disk

At this point you should see the SSD as disk 0. If it has another disk number, use that number rather than "0" in the next command.

select disk 0
clean
exit (to exit from diskpart)
exit (to exit from the command prompt)





That should clear the contents of the disk. The entire disk space should then show up in Windows setup as "Unallocated Space" as in the screenshot below.

 

We couldn't install Windows in the location you chose: 0x80300024

After many (I mean many) failed attempts to install 1709 over the last week, I decided to do a clean install.

Bad luck... also that failed.

Can't do a clean install - tried various times.

My last attempt was to (again) boot from USB (with 1709),
then do : diskpart clean
Reboot
select drive
format
then [next]

"We couldn't install Windows in the location you chose. Please check your media drive. Here's moreinfo about what happened: 0x80300024"

Is there another solution rather than having to detach all the drives (many), being a complex job as the connectors are difficult to be reached. Microsoft can't expect users to detach the hardware...







the drive is a SSD

Any suggestions?

Thanks!