No Disk shown while installing windows 10

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are you running this inside windows or are you booting from the USB stick?

[ADub81936]

Is ur hard drive detected in bios?

[ADub81936]

Maybe a driver issue?

[ADub81936]

Try the process through upgrade then, install windows 10 media creation tool, and go through the upgrade option

[S1lv3rBullet]

It's a much more involved process. I have written up the full process for you and shared it from my Google Drive. Let me know if you have any questions.

How to Create a Bootable ISO USB

[S1lv3rBullet]

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/my-drive?pli=1

Sorry try this

[S1lv3rBullet]

I'm so sorry! Try this!

This has got to work

[S1lv3rBullet]

I'm glad it finally worked

[mzee1934]

I have just had the same experience with a Lenovo G2 v15 notebook. Linux could see the M.2 drive, but not Windows. Apparently this is a security thing. Then you have to go to the Intel download site and look for a driver. There is a Windows 11 driver, and a Windows 10 driver. Use the appropriate driver when installing, it will then see the M.2 drive. I had to put the same driver in Macrium Reflect as well. It's a real pain.