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"We Couldnt Find Any Drives" On A Prebuilt Desktop With A Brand New SSD

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  1. Ash Grant
    @ashg664

    ok weird one i wanted to do dual booting on my prebuilt desktop. Made a Windows USB stick, booted it, clicked through to the disk selection screen and got this:

    Reboot and Select proper Boot device

    Reboot and Select proper Boot device
or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key

No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key

    No drives at all. The BIOS clearly shows the NVMe SSD with its correct model and size. i've remade the USB stick twice. Someone mentioned i might need ASRock H67M-ITX/HT Bios loaded during setup, but i've never had to do that before and i have no idea which file to point teh installer at :/ Help me before i return a prefectly good SSD.

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  2. Gabe J.
    @frame_probe

    Did u download the F6 driver from the PC makers support page or the chip makers?? ?

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  4. Jonas Haddad
    @daemonfiddler

    dude finally got it working, thanks everyone thank u thank u thank u

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  5. Jonas Haddad
    @daemonfiddler

    this... sooo much this 🙏 pro tip: write down what u change... i didnt and had to redo h67m-itx/ht from scratch

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  6. Nina Banerjee
    @nbanerjee

    unrelated but anyone elses coffee machine also judging them today. any update on this?

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  7. Yuki T.
    @cobalt_ranger846

    try turning off teh BIOS first, fixed it for me

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  8. Gabe J.
    @frame_probe

    oh also page 2 lets gooo... this, so much this

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  11. Nina Banerjee
    @nbanerjee

    ps mods can we pin this thread

    day one patch is bigger than the actual game, classic

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  13. Yuki T.
    @cobalt_ranger846

    help!! spent a whole week on f6-driver and im still not done

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  15. Yuki T.
    @cobalt_ranger846

    @daemonfiddler what did u end up doing in the end ??

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  17. Yuki T.
    @cobalt_ranger846

    been there man bump. still happening with asrock for me

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  18. Gabe J.
    @frame_probe

    been there man pro tip: write down what u change... i didnt and had to redo vista, from scratch... lol this thread is gold good luck man!

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  19. Gabe J.
    @frame_probe
    in reply to @frame_probe

    ahh classic extract the package, copy teh folder with teh .inf, .sys and .cat files to teh intsall USB, then in setup click Load driver > Browse and selcet that folder. The VMD controller entry should appear; install it and teh drive shows up.

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  20. Jonas Haddad
    @daemonfiddler

    Alternative: disable VMD in teh BIOS (sometimes listed under storage or advanced settings). Then Windows sees the NVMe with its inbox driver. Only do this for a clean install; on an existing install, switching stroage mode makes Windows unbootable.

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