Windows 10: HP laptop does not see the driver for the SSD

Good afternoon I purchased an all-in-one HP Single Langwich, then I decided to reinstall Windows 11 on it in order to install my language. I downloaded it to USB from the official Windows OS website, and also downloaded the driver for the SSD by serial number from the official HP website. When installing a new Windows, it requires you to choose where to install Windows, but the fact is that the SSD is not displayed for me, that is, there is no disk, going to the USB flash drive where I previously downloaded the driver for the SSD, it is not visible. I also tried to download this driver to the

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How to stop an HP driver update

Greg, Thanks for the reply. Techwalla link: removed HP update step one; No startup program group step two;No HP listed step three.

HP Support: No support for my HP laptop driver, same from AMD manufacturer.

 

Bloatware on new HP laptop

Being a loyal hp/Compaq customer since 2006, I have bought since then 9 laptops from them, for my family.
I do the exact same thing with the proposed by @NavyLCDR process!
Create a full image of the hp installation, just for peace of mind and clean install Windows and reinstall the drivers as proposed, although nowadays that's not necessary either, as Microsoft provides all necessary drivers upon installation.
You might make an exception for the Intel RST and sound drivers. The first one after testing the best performing one for your system and the second, the best sounding one according to your tastes.
Update the BIOS to the most recent one, proposed by hp and don't bother with its bloatware.
As for HPSA, it won't do anything more than give you the same list you'll get with a simple visit to the hp support page for your PC.
Save yourself the time and effort trying to decide what is worth keeping or not, from all the hp installed bloatware! *Smile

 

Bloatware on new HP laptop

On every off-the-shelf retail computer I have ever purchased, I have done the following:
1. Make a backup image of the HDD/SSD using Macrium Reflect, storing it on my NAS.
2. Make a bootable USB flash drive of the latest Windows 10 available directly from Microsoft.
3. Use DISM /export-driver command to save drivers to the USB flash drive created in step 2.
4. Re-install Windows by booting from the flash drive created in Step 2, wiping the HDD/SSD in the process.
5. Re-install any special drivers needed from those saved to the USB flash drive in step 3.

On the one HP laptop with a fingerprint reader I used to have, I did re-install the HP software for saving passwords which I downloaded from HP's support website so I could swipe my finger to enter website passwords.