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I rebooted many times with known-good USB flash drives in different ports. When I get to the boot choice (hit Esc at BIOS splash screen, follow prompt OR just F9 at BIOS splash screen) I see the internal hard drive, a blank but selectable line, then CD/DVD drive.

I've gone into the BIOS and there's no secure boot option or anything but I can get into the boot order and the USB flash drive shows up there.

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  • Do you try rufus sooftware? Also you need to change the UEFI in the bios option, but be aware of that you may can't access your old operation system anymore.
    – Eghbal Sohrabi
    Commented Jan 14 at 21:26

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Reset to default
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Select the blank line and hit Enter.

This didn't work every time and I don't know why, but try it again. The time it did work I was saving time by loading up the USB ports with known-good USB flash drives. So then there were two blank entries. I tried the first one and now it's installing Windows 10.

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