Windows 10: Not able to install Win11 NVMe not found during install

Hello.I have a Lenovo ThinkPad E14 Gen3.CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon GraphicsMainboard: 20YDS00G00 / ThinkPad E14 Gen 3 / LENOVOBIOS Version: 11/29/2023 R1OET38W 1.17NVMe SSD: WDC PC SN530Downloaded ISO from Website, created a bootable USB-C Samsung Stick 128GB and also tried with a 64GB SanDisk Datatraveller.Restored to BIOS defaults. Tried with and without secure boot.In every case the setup process starts but the NVMe SSD is not detected and I am not able to install the OS.I am running since ~3 years Ubuntu on that machine and was curious about Win11 I liked the look from what

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I install win11, after restart my NVME can't detect

I install win11, after restart my NVME can't detect anymore. I restart my PC and try Install OS again, but the problem can't found any driver. It seems my NVME already dead ..

 

NVMe missing during Windows 11 Installation

Hello, I bought this NVMe

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093QL29RZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1&pldnSite=1

Installed correctly onto the motherboard. When I boot to Windoze 11 installer, it does not detect. Linux can detect and use.
2022-UEFI only HP Laptop i3 8GBDDR3.
On Western Digital website, they do not have a specific downloadable driver available on the product page for this NVMe. So I downloaded a pack of drivers for all their NVMe models, booted the Win11 installer, and located the driver, but the Win11 installer says it is hiding it because it is not compatible with my hardware, I thought that was odd. The driver pack does include the same Model number ‎SN350, but instead of just saying "‎SN350" like my product detail says, the WD driver pack says "‎ULtrastar ‎SN350". Is that driver a slightly different NVMe drive type, even if the model number is the same? Anyway, how do I get the Win11 installer to recognize my NVMe, if WD does not provide a compatible driver?
To get around this, I booted into Linux, it detects my NVMe perfectly, then I did full disk clone using CloneZilla my old SSD Win11 installation to the NVMe, rebooted to the NVMe, which now had fully installed Win11 installation, but it crashes.
To get around that, I put a Win11 installation onto a USB drive, and booted to that, and installed the WD Dashboard, but it could not detect my NVMe, so instead I installed the WD driver program, and it did install the NVMe and it worked after that. Because this worked, perhaps I could solve this by recloning the Win11 installation from the USB drive to the NMVe now that the Win11 installation has the driver installed and working?

I contacted WD, spoke with senior support, and they confirmed there is no stand alone driver for this product.
What is the best and most elegant solution to this? Thank you.

 

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