Windows 10: Windows 11 installation can not detect ssd during setup

Hi, I'm trying to install Windows 11 on my Asus Vivobook K513e with Intel® Core™ i5-1135G7 Processor 2.4 GHz 8M Cache, up to 4.2 GHz, 4 cores processor and 512GB M.2 NVMe™ PCIe® 3.0 SSD. however, the installation does not detect the SSD disk and asks for the driver. When I click on browse on the installation screen I can see the partition of SSD but I can not select it because of the missing driver. I have tried different Intel Rapid R drivers from the internet but non of them work and end up with the error:"no new devices were found. make sure the installation media contains the correct dri

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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 reboots to Windows Setup during installation

Dear Support Community,

I have created a working Windows Creation Media instance on a USB (previously used successfully to install Windows on my laptop M2. NVME SSD) and am attempting to install Windows on a new M2. NVME SSD (identical brand and make) in my desktop with the same USB. I replaced the old SSD on the motherboard with the new SSD and set the boot order so it boots from (1) USB (2) M2. NVME.

Here are the anomalies and issues:

1. At Windows Setup screen appears and gives options to “Install” or “Repair.”
   
   1. Choosing “Install” takes me to the terms and conditions.
      
   2. Using my mouse, I am unable to accept the terms.
      
   3. Using keyboard keys (Tab, Shift-tab, Spacebar, etc.) does not work to navigate the terms.
      
   4. I can only read the terms and click the box and “Next” if I press CTRL+ALT+DEL and wait about 3 sec.
      
2. At the installation screen, the existing drives are listed. I have two SATA HDD drives installed, which appear, and the newly installed drive, which I leave Unallocated.
   
3. Windows installation proceeds through each step until it reaches the last step (“Finishing…”) when it says it needs to reboot to continue.
   
4. It allows me to Reboot by clicking or gives a countdown.
   
5. As it reboots, it goes back to the Windows Setup screen.
   
6. If I proceed with “Install,” the new drive appears with new windows partitions showing on the new drive.
   
7. At this point, I have tried the following, which only lead to the same Reboot sequence:
   
   1. Delete the three new partitions on the new disk and start over again.
      
   2. Open Bios and restore Factory Default Settings
      
   3. Try the Repair option at Windows Setup and go through the other steps.
      
8. When I have installed Windows on the new drive with unallocated space and removed the USB after the reboot sequence, I get the following error:
   
   1. Error 1962 No Operating System Detected (it’s a Lenovo desktop).
      
9. I have seen suggestions to clear the CMOS cache by removing the battery. I have not tried this because it seems risky. I will if that’s the most logical recommendation.
   

Any further help would be very appreciated. I am confused about what’s next. It’s vital I get this computer working and do not have the means to obtain another hard drive.

Thank you,

Mark

 

Windows 7 x64 not detecting GTX295

Background
I installed the 295 and it was not detected. So I downloaded 181.22 for Vista x64, but those drivers didn't work for gaming (CTD). So I installed a GTX 8800 and it was detected and drivers installed automatically from Windows Update.

Now I put the 295 back in, and it installed and was able to run games. However, the nVidia control panel was not available, suggesting that the drivers hadn't installed properly... So I deleted the drivers and rebooted. And... again it lists my 295 as a "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter" and a "3D Video Controler", but no drivers can be found by Windows Update.

Question
1) Is there anywhere I can download the Windows 7 x64 drivers and install them manually?

2) Any idea how I can get Windows 7 to recognize my GTX295 so that it can download the proper drivers.

3) Have you had the GTX295 install automatically in Windows 7 x64?