Windows 10: NVME won’t work properly to install windows 11

So I have a ASUS z790-v with a Samsung 980 pro NVME ssd. It’s a new build and it needs windows 11. However the storage device shows up on the bios, but doesn’t register it as NVME or a storage device on the other settings. Also it doesn’t show up as a disk from the command window. How can you fix this?

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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

 

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• Boot into install CD for XP (if you don't have one, go buy it. For the repair to work, it has to coincide with the version of XP you have).
• Act as if you're going to install Windows, press "install windows", agree to license.
• Wait for it to detect all previous installations of Windows. It will then ask if you would like to repair any of them.
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