Windows 10: Windows 11 not recognizing, displaying some internal drives

Windows 11 24H2 26100.2161X870E, 9950X, 32Gb Ram, 4 NVME drives, 1 external USB drive.The following has happened twice now, has anyone else had this issue?This morning after booting my system, I was using Disk Part to format a USB flash drive. While the drive was formatting, I noticed that List Disk was only showing 3 of my 4 NVME drives. Going to MY PC and Disk Management, only 3 drives were listed. After the format completed, I booted into my BIOS and it showed all 4 NVME drives.Upon reboot, Windows then showed all 4 NVME drives.My bios is up to date, as well as all my drivers. SFC and DISM

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The Windows 11 Color Management app does NOT recognize the internal display.

Hi

Welcome to Microsoft community.

The issue you're facing could be due to a variety of reasons, including software compatibility issues, incorrect display settings, or outdated drivers. Here are a few steps you can try:

1. Update Graphics Drivers Manually: Even though Dell Support Assist is supposed to update all drivers, sometimes it may not fetch the latest graphics driver. Visit the manufacturer's website of your graphics card (Intel, NVIDIA, AMD etc.) and download the latest driver manually.
   
2. Check Display Settings: Ensure that your internal display is set as the main display. Go to Settings > System > Display and check under "Multiple displays" if your internal display is set as main.
   
3. Calibrate Display Color: Try calibrating your color profile by going to Settings > System > Display > Advanced display settings > Color calibration.
   
4. Windows 11 Compatibility: Check if there are any known issues with Windows 11 and color management on Dell laptops or with ON1 Photo RAW software specifically.
   
5. Try Different Software Version: If possible, try running an older version of ON1 Photo RAW which might have better compatibility with Windows 11 or your specific laptop model.
   

Please let me know if you need any further assistance. Thank you.

Best regards

Derrick Qian | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

 

The Windows 11 Color Management app does NOT recognize the internal display.

The Windows 11 Color Management app does NOT recognize the internal display. This is preventing my photography program (ON1 Photo RAW) from running. When I connect an external display the Color Management app recognizes the external display and my photography program runs fine. This has been a recent problem so I have rolled back Windows 11 to a clean install and updated all drivers using Dell Support Assist. The problem still exists after doing this. It is a Dell/Windows problem not the photography program since it runs fine on a slightly older Dell Inspirion 5000 series laptop running Windows 10. Any ideas?

 

Internal Sata Drive shows up as removable drive

The P4P800 DLX has an Intel 865PE chipset and an Intel ICH5R southbridge which controls the sata function. Does anybody have any suggestions on how to make windows recognize the drive properly? my bios does recognize my sata drive.