Why Does The Windows Installer Need A770CrossFire Bios 1.10 For DOS Just To See My SSD? !!

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Accepted solution by Quinn Quintero — lol same thing happened to me many newer laptops ship with Intel VMD (Volume Management Device) enabled, which hides the NVMe behind a…
  1. so annoyed rn i wanted to do upgrading teh drive on my new laptop. 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, ive remade the USB stick twice... someone mentioned I might need ASRock A770CrossFire Bios 1.10 for DOS loaded during setup, but Ive never had to do that beofre and I have no idea which file to point the installer at... help me before I return a perfectly good SSD.

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    lol same thing happened to me many newer laptops ship with Intel VMD (Volume Management Device) enabled, which hides the NVMe behind a controller that Windows setup has no inbox driver for. u need the F6 / RST VMD driver from teh PC makers support page (often listed as "F6 drievr" or "RST driver for Windows setup"). good luck man!

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