KTH94
Ok so i made a third bootable usb flashdrive, this one showed up in UEFI settings and all but it still continues to do the reboot loop...... 

Let me know how the older bios versions work out for ya. Don't forget to test all the usb ports as well.

Man Do I wish the "Report Abuse" Button was on Posts from MODs.

It would be Pointless and you know it.
Time to leave God to helping out others here.
But this is taking this Thread Off Topic now.

I would use a USB 2 right on the back of the MB , not the same MB, but I could not use usb3 on my x79 Classified to install win..
Have the c: hard drive drive set and boot 1, and the usb drive as boot 2.
SO when it loads and wants to reboot it does not go back to the usb drive again.
 
It may help to unplug the PSU from the wall, hit the start button to discharge electric, take the battery out for a few min.
With the battery out short the BIOS reset pins/button for 30 seconds.
Put battery back in, plug the PSU in, start it up and set the BIOS to default settings.
Set C: hard drive to boot 1 and usb to boot 2 and see what happens.
 
If all the things in this thread do not work, do you have a DVD/cd drive to see if you can get the OS installed with?
 
Good luck, fingers crossed for you.

bill1024
I would use a USB 2 right on the back of the MB , not the same MB, but I could not use usb3 on my x79 Classified to install win..
Have the c: hard drive drive set and boot 1, and the usb drive as boot 2.
SO when it loads and wants to reboot it does not go back to the usb drive again.
 
It may help to unplug the PSU from the wall, hit the start button to discharge electric, take the battery out for a few min.
With the battery out short the BIOS reset pins/button for 30 seconds.
Put battery back in, plug the PSU in, start it up and set the BIOS to default settings.
Set C: hard drive to boot 1 and usb to boot 2 and see what happens.
 
If all the things in this thread do not work, do you have a DVD/cd drive to see if you can get the OS installed with?
 
Good luck, fingers crossed for you.

+1

Hold on, to the OP..... some of your difficulties may be coming from the auto setup your using in the bios. Best thing to do is boot with only one stick of ram installed, go right to your bios on first boot and manually install settings for the cpu vcore, cpu multi, ram timings, voltage and a ram command rate of 2. Make sure the usb stick or disc drive is the first boot device also. you would probably have better luck with a cd/dvd disc to install the O/S, but you may have better luck once the bios is setup correctly.

MhzManiac
Forgot to mention the bootloader only matters if UEFI is enable . That is why your disks show up in Legacy mode. I believe some thumb drives are also not UEFI compliant. If the setup programs does not see a raw unformatted drive or a UEFI formatted disk, it will just re-boot.  One way is to see if a friend or family member with a UEFI system  will format the drive for you or try and use Partition Magic and remove all the partitions. It's better to let the setup program format the disk for you.
You can get a trial copy here:
 

 
also a couple of screen shots showing my current UEFI setup. Yours should be the same sinc e your video card is compliant.
 

 
This makes sense! I will try this once i get home.

Any luck?

KTH94
Update:
So after complete system rebuild and countless of tries of everything... still no luck :(
I formatted both SSDs and double checked that there were no hidden partions left there and
they still wont show up in UEFI mode, only legacy.

 
Do Not Formant the SSD Drives, Delete the Partitions on Both. You want the Drive Clean.
Once you have a Clean Drive Set it as your Boot Device and then then boot to your USB Windows Install and start your OS Install.
 
"Windows Boot Manager" will not show up until you have installed Windows 10 on that Drive.............

Ok so i cleaned the drives with "diskpart" in cmd, drives are now clean!
They still wont show up under UEFI mode

KTH94
Ok so i cleaned the drives with "diskpart" in cmd, drives are now clean!
They still wont show up under UEFI mode

So by saying clean you are indicating there are no partitions and no formatting?

Does this match in bios? 

MhzManiac

KTH94
Ok so i cleaned the drives with "diskpart" in cmd, drives are now clean!
They still wont show up under UEFI mode

So by saying clean you are indicating there are no partitions and no formatting?

Does this match in bios? 

Yes, exact same settings!

Whatever partition scheme you use, do it from the windows setup screen. It should see your disk as raw and setup partitions and format it as well. It will ask you questions about disk partitions sizes just like any other disk program.

bcavnaugh
Is Your SSD Dive (OS Drive) Plugged into the Intel SATA Ports 0 or 1 (Top or Bottom) Number 8 Listed below (SATA 6GB)
If you have a DVD or Blu-Ray Player then you want to use Number 9 Listed below (SATA 3GB)

 
 
Question: should i configure a GPT partition on it for UEFI compatibility before installing windows? NO Do as posted Below.

Yes ofc, my both drives have been connected to 0 and 1

bcavnaugh
Under "Still the drive only shows up under legacy settings" will the OS Boot up?
Set your Bios to Boot to UEFI and Legacy and move on.

No os wont boot up under legacy nor UEFI mode