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SSD isn't recognized during Windows installation.

SSD isn't recognized during Windows installation.

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OwlCornz
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02-27-2016, 05:53 PM
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I'm attempting to set up Windows on a new Acer Travel M P4 laptop. The internal SSD isn't being recognized in the BIOS, and its size is listed as 2450MHz. I turned off Secure Boot but couldn't locate any other relevant options like AHCI or UEFI settings. There are no official drivers available for SATA/AHCI or NVMe interfaces. I tried updating the BIOS, but the update process didn't show a file to run on the USB drive. I attempted to use DiskPart from the command prompt to create a partition, but only the USB appears. I also tried downloading the Micron SSD driver directly, but it didn't work—only an .msi file showed up.
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OwlCornz
02-27-2016, 05:53 PM #1

I'm attempting to set up Windows on a new Acer Travel M P4 laptop. The internal SSD isn't being recognized in the BIOS, and its size is listed as 2450MHz. I turned off Secure Boot but couldn't locate any other relevant options like AHCI or UEFI settings. There are no official drivers available for SATA/AHCI or NVMe interfaces. I tried updating the BIOS, but the update process didn't show a file to run on the USB drive. I attempted to use DiskPart from the command prompt to create a partition, but only the USB appears. I also tried downloading the Micron SSD driver directly, but it didn't work—only an .msi file showed up.

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02-28-2016, 05:40 PM
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Check if the GPT MBR is functioning correctly.
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xImFizzy
02-28-2016, 05:40 PM #2

Check if the GPT MBR is functioning correctly.

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02-28-2016, 11:58 PM
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Identify the precise version, if possible. Convert the archive to a zip format such as IRST_Intel_20.0.0.1037_W11x64_A.zip. Place it on your Windows USB drive. When you start Windows Setup, attempt to install drivers and point to the VMD subfolder containing iaStorVD.inf.
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02-28-2016, 11:58 PM #3

Identify the precise version, if possible. Convert the archive to a zip format such as IRST_Intel_20.0.0.1037_W11x64_A.zip. Place it on your Windows USB drive. When you start Windows Setup, attempt to install drivers and point to the VMD subfolder containing iaStorVD.inf.

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