Dumb things like Samsung ultrabook 530u with a mixed hdd contain both tradition hdd and ssd hdd, you cannot install windows by a normal way.
- Insert installation media (usb/dvd)
- Select Custom install to view partitions.
- Advanced > delete all partitions
- Press Shift+F10 to launch cmd > diskpart
- list disk, list part, usually tradition hdd will be disk 0 and ssd will be disk 1
- select tradition hdd
sel disk 0
- delete all partitions on it
clean
- create 350MB partition
create part primary size=350
- format
format fs=ntfs quick
- assign letter
assign letter=f
- Create partition fills rest of the disk
create part primary
- format
format fs=ntfs quick
- Assign letter c
assign letter=c
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exit both diskpart and cmd, reboot to windows setup, delete the ssd partition that windows auto create and install windows to the large partition just create at step 11.
- boot with installation media again, delete the ssd partition again and use Shift+F10
list vol sel vol f active exit bcdboot c:\windows /s f:
- reboot and done