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Hi,

I`m after a bit of help with a problem I haveinstalling the OS on a staff laptop

The laptop was brought in with a corrupt OS and after a few fault finding steps it was decidedto re install the OS, upon doing this using a USB boot drive (Windows 10 22H2)when the setup comes to look for the internal SSD, it doesn’t show any.

In the BIOS it picks it up.

Wondering if this is a driver issue? Or a configuration change within the BIOS?

I've swapped the SSD

(M.2) with another but get the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

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When you got to the bootable stage there’s an option to add drivers in, you’ll probably need something like the intel rapid/raid drivers etc depending on the M2

 

Steve

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I've seen what the other's have said and I've also seen (mainly in some Dell laptops) that you have to toggle a setting in the BIOS to switch the drives from RAID to AHCI or something similar...then it was detected in the Windows installer.
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