Ivan Brandt

hmmm a brand new drive wont appear in File Explorer until its initialized and formatted xD open Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc); if you get an Initialize Disk prompt, choose GPT, then create a new simple volume. worked for me anyway 🤷

evreyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof but hey ymmv

holy cow ok update: did what @ibrandt 2c5 said and its fine now

@ines ping nah thats not it, gpu has nohting to do with it just my 2 cents

hmmmm quick q dumb question but how do i even check the update ??

lol same thing happened to me following, having the same problem. my second monitor setup is officially haunted fingers crossed 🤞

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been there man that error is often misleading. installers check the GPUs hardware ID against their INF file, not just teh OS. open Device Manager Display adapters Properties Details Hardware Ids and compare. if you grabbed the desktop…