Windows 10: NVME cannot Detected

Hi All,I am using Asrock B760 Pro RS/D4, Proc Core I3 12100F, NVME Midasforce M.2 256 GB X4, but my NVME suddenly lost while installation is being progressed both Bios or Explorer, anyone can help?YDave

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Windows 10 installer don't detect NVMe drive

I have 2 drives:

• disk1 (SATA SSD, with Ubuntu 16.04)
  • partition1 (sda1: flag /boot)
  • partition2 (sda2: flag /home, encrypted by LUKS)
• disk2 (NVMe SSD)

So, the goal is to install Windows 10 on disk2 and boot it from GRUB (which is on sda1).

What is the problem ?

In disk-choose step, disk2 is missing. However Ubuntu 14.04 installer "see" this disk, so I assume that is software issue, rather than my hardware.

What I tried to solve this problem ?

• loaded Samsung NVMe drivers from this thread
• patched Windows image using DISM tool by adding 2 updates. I followed this guide
• tried to run Windows 10 installed on USB stick to install it

All of them failed.

Please help me to solve this issue.

 

Windows 10 installer don't detect NVMe drive

Thanks. This helped but only partly.

NVMe disk is now listed in choose-disk step but installer says that its unable to install WIndows on this disk because it has MBR partition. Windows can only be installed on GPT disks in EFI systems.

What should i do now ?

 

NVME Not showing up after bitlocker performed

Hello, Qasim Jamal



Welcome to Microsoft Community.

I’m sorry to hear that you are having trouble with your NVME disk. It sounds like a frustrating situation. There are a few possible reasons why your NVME disk is not showing up after BitLocker performed. Some of them are:

• The BitLocker encryption process was interrupted or corrupted, and the disk is locked or inaccessible.
  
• The NVME disk is not properly installed or connected to the motherboard or the power supply.
  
• The BIOS settings are not configured to recognize or support the NVME disk.
  
• The NVME disk is damaged or faulty.
  

To troubleshoot this problem, you can try some of the following possible solutions:

• If you have a recovery key or a password for your BitLocker encrypted disk, you can try to unlock it from the boot recovery mode or a Windows installation USB.
  
• If you suspect that the NVME disk is not installed or connected correctly, you can try to reinstall it or check the cables and connectors. Make sure that the NVME disk is firmly inserted into the M.2 slot and that the power supply is working properly.
  
• If you think that the BIOS settings are preventing the NVME disk from being detected, you can try to change some of the options in the BIOS menu. For example, you can disable the Compatibility Support Module (CSM) or enable the NVMe RAID mode. You can also update your BIOS firmware to the latest version if available.
  

If none of the above solutions work, it is possible that your NVME disk is defective or damaged. In that case, you may need to contact the manufacturer or a professional data recovery service for assistance. Remember to back up your important data before making any major changes to your system or performing any troubleshooting steps.

Let me know if you have any other concerns.

Best regards

Yuhao Li

Microsoft Community Technical Support