x131e install Win10 from USB?

I'm trying to install 10 Windows from a USB key (created via the Microsoft Web site) and I can't find a way to get the computer to recognize it.

In the BIOS it has options to boot from a USB HDD, USB FD and CD USB. Move one of these to the top command of the start menu does not work. By pressing f12 displays a menu with 3 X entrances to start Windows, one for the hard drive (which is an empty SSD) and a network boot option. But there is no USB option. Displacement of the USB to USB2 and USB3 ports makes no difference.

Is there a way to get the computer to boot from the USB key to install Windows 10?

Or do I have to download an ISO of 10 Windows to create a CD and use an external USB CD/DVD drive?

Thanks for any help on this.

Russell

Changed the setting of UEFI in the BIOS and installing key USB Win10 worked like a charm.

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