Windows 10: SSD which has win11 on it doesnt get detected when I try to reset or install new windows.

Ive bought a new ASUS TUF laptop which had unregistered win11 on it. I have win11 home license that is not compatible with the version installed. When I try to reset my computer through Recovery or new installation via Flash Drive the SSD where win11 is installed ,and is the only hard drive on this laptop, doesn't get recognized. It is detected in the BIOS as the primary boot device on my laptop but I cant reset my PC because every time I restart to go through new installation or reset process the SSD is not shown. I suspect win11 is protecting the drive its installed on but I need to be able

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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

 

Win11 Health Check won't run due to 'my organization'

You need to list the hardware for the computers you're considering.

 

Win11 Not seeing new network SSDs

I have four external hard drives on my network, in a MediaSonic Probox enclosure, two standard HDDs and two new SSDs. The HDD are mapped to drive letters in Win11 and I access them via a router. I just added the new SSDs, and Win11 can't see them. I plugged the enclosure directly into my computer via USB and Win11 saw them fine and gave them drive letters. I formatted them and put files on them. Then I returned them to the network router (via USB), and Win11 can't see them anymore. It can still see the old HDDs, but not the new SSDs. The router sees them fine. What am I doing wrong, or not doing that I should be doing?