Windows 10 Can't install Windows on new SSD

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My desktop has a 500GB SSD as its hard drive. I bought a new 2TB SSD and want it to replace the 500GB as the hard drive. I've created bootable media using 'Create Windows 10 Installation Media' and a USB flash drive. When I use the USB flash drive during bootup I get a popup that says "No signed device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK."It gives me an option to select a drive and folders for those drivers, but no matter what I select I get the same error. I made an ISO, but it wants to format and install Windows on my old

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