Windows 10: Installing Windows 11 Home on new NVME.

I have a Sky Tech Nebula gaming pc with an ASRock B550M-C mother board. It came with Windows 11 home when I purchased the PC. I am trying to get the file to a USB so I can install it on my new 2 TB WD Black SN850 X NVME. My pc does support this ssd. When I fired up my pc after replacing the old NVME, it took me to the boot screen and then when I got to internet set up it would only allow me to use an ethernet cable which I do not have access to in my gaming room Ironic, I know. Also my resolution is WAY off and everything is "zoomed" in. I am not familiar with BIOS or anything like that. Als

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

Windows 11 install process not recognizing NVMe drive

Dear Support team,

I have installed a new computer with a Samsung 980PRO Nvme drive. The drive is recognized in the UEFI bios.

When I launch the Window11 installer there is no driver available to continue installation. In the Command Line

window I have set the Nvme drive with diskpart to MBR. But still the drive is not shown to the Windows installation

program.

I looked to find drivers, took those of the Intel website for Nvme/Windows 11, but they are not compatible,

the Windows 11 does not accept them. I couldn't find anything about Drivers for Samsung Nvmes on the

Samsung website.

Do you have any suggestions what I can do to get this working?

Thank you very much

Kind regards

Harald

 

Attempts to install Win11 resulted in an NVME being Write-Protected. How do I clear Write-Protection?

I am in the same situation. I bought a new laptop with Windows 11 Home and added a 2 TB NVMe SSD to it. I upgraded to Win 11 Pro. Everything worked fine with the drive at that point; however, I had to perform a reset to reinstall the OS for other reasons. When the reinstall was finished, the NVMe was write protected. I took all of the same steps listed in this thread with the same results - the drive remains write protected.