Windows 10: disks wont show up in diskpart windows installation

A lot of people have this problems yet none of the fixes i tried worked. The disks show up in windows diskpart but when i go into the bios it shows 2 duplicates of the same usb even tho i have one and a external hdd plugged in and it also shows the sdd on which windows is installed in.When i go to windows installation and do diskpart only the usb shows up and nothing else what fix is there for this? i have 2 ssds 1hdd, i reinstalled windows once but it worked after i installed rst drivers now i dont know what to do

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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

 

Dell Poweredge SC1430: Win cannot be installed to this disk, drives in LSI SAS 5 connector

I've deleted the drive that was ntfs previously and it became raw. When I had it converted to NTFS before (when working on cmd prompt, goes like this (to show you that I know what I was doing): DISKPART -> list disk -> sel disk 0 -> list vol -> sel vol 0 -> format fs=ntfs quick), the Windows server 2008 was not allowing me to install as it is stating to "ensure that the disk's controller is enabled...." it's FRUSTRATING *Frown

 

Disk showing in Disk Management, But not DiskPart

Hello!

So, today I was doing a friend a favor, he had an old 1TB hard drive with important photos on it. He said he would appreciate it if I could move the photos to a different hard drive.

So, I hooked it up to my self-built PC (with a SATA port) and it didn't show up in file explorer.

So, I checked Disk Management to see if it would show up there, and it did. I later realized why it didn't show up in file explorer (Because it didn't have a drive letter). In Disk Management, I right clicked the primary partition only to find that it wouldn't
let me assign a drive letter.

I remembered there was another way to assign drive letters, with DiskPart. So I typed this into Command Prompt:

diskpart > list volume

In DiskPart, It showed the drive's EFI system partition (partition 1) but not the (Healthy) Primary Partition (partition 2).

Also in DiskPart, I could type "list disk" and it would show me the 1TB drive, if I then typed "list partition" it would show me the different partitions, but wouldn't let me assign a drive letter to them.

In summary, Disk Management showed the partition, but wouldn't assign a drive letter. DiskPart showed the partition 1, but not the primary partition.

My objective is to show the photos located on the 1TB drive's 2nd partition without erasing it.

I would be happy to add pictures if necessary.

Thanks!