Windows 10: Disk being detected but 0MB during install

I’ve recently come across a blue screen and attempted to get a windows10 bootable usb. When I was trying for a long time to get it to work and eventually got it to work, it wouldn’t let me install a fresh copy onto the disk because it wouldn’t format the partitions. I ran diskpart and cleaned the disk and left me with un allocated space but still wouldn’t let me continue. After restarting my unallocated space changed from 936GB to 0GB. I also tried to install Ubuntu to see if the disk would detect there and it also wouldn’t. When I go into the BIOS, the disk is listed there.

This is a laptop, a Lenovo Z51-70

Any help would be greatly appreciated

diskpart disk detail - https://prnt.sc/10mgyiq

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Steam does not install from disk?!?!

no you're doing steps 1 and 2 wrong. steam creates the directory, you stop steam and then you install the game from the disk to that directory.

also steam must be off, not in offline mode but off, aka no steam services in the task manager when you install the game.

 

ERROR"Troubleshooting history and logs are currently taking up 0MB of disk space." How to solve?

Issues found

L: Troubleshooting history is taking up disk space

Troubleshooting history is taking up disk space
Troubleshooting history and logs are currently taking up 0MB of disk space.

Not fixed

Clean up administrator troubleshooting history

Completed

Clean up user troubleshooting history

Completed

Potential issues that were checked

L: Error reports are taking up disk space

Error reports are taking up disk space
Error reports and logs are currently taking up 0MB of disk space.

Issue not present

Troubleshooting history and logs are currently taking up 0MB of disk space.

Administrator troubleshooting history details

Details of the administrator troubleshooting history logs.

Folder name:
C:\Users\john\AppData\Local\elevateddiagnostics

Disk space:
0.017MB

User troubleshooting history details

Details of the user troubleshooting history logs.

Folder name:
C:\Users\john\AppData\Local\diagnostics

Disk space:
0MB

Clean up administrator troubleshooting history

Completed

All administrator troubleshooting history older than 1 month will be deleted.

Clean up user troubleshooting history

Completed

All user troubleshooting history older than 1 month will be deleted.

I get this error message every time I boot the windows. How to solve it?

 

diskpart doesn't show disk

Hey,

I am trying to install Win10 on a mac book air.

However the diskpart does not list the disk even after reformatting the partition as NTFS per suggestion.

read through this solution but cannot move to step 1 listed in the solution by Ivan as that disk doesn't see that partition it was just able to reformat.

Regards