install ssd a media driver your computer needs is missing

:D :D i dont asking solution i just asking why microsoft not expect this problem in their windows image and if you dont see that problem in your experience that not mean its not exists

Never have I ever had to have a driver ready during Windows installation on a physical computer. I've also spent the past 6 months deploying Windows to HP and Dell laptops w/ NVMe drives with no issues. The first time I tried on a Dell, I had the same issue as you, but once I changed the drive setting to AHCI from RAID, it was fine, and I just did the same thing on all future devices. Manufacturers like Dell having a software RAID disk setting has nothing to do with Microsoft - if you wanted to be mad at anyone, it'd be the laptop manufacturer.ĮDIT: I forgot to mention, I spent a year & a half deploying Windows 10 to Lenovo laptops with NVMe, as well as occasional HP and Dell laptops, and never had issues. NVMe wasn't a thing when Legacy BIOS was prominent, so there's no support ever going to be found there. Once you have UEFI & ACHI set, you shouldn't have any issues installing Windows 10.

Is there something else I can try?' That would be immensely more useful than yelling about Microsoft. If you experience this trouble in the future, search Google with some of the following terms: And that's fine, that's why this forum exists, but your job is to be patient, provide as much information as you know, and fully answer the questions of the people trying to help you. While I'm no fan of Microsoft, how's about you first gain an understanding about a process before you bash the developer/manufacturer? Your questions about things such as UEFI and RAID settings make it clear that you're unfamiliar with how Windows, motherboards, and storage devices interact with each other. I see many laptops with m.2 and i cant see drives when i starting install windows 10 then i install drivers manually but WTF?! why microsoft cant fix that problem?! and add drivers in his windows 10 releases

Install ssd a media driver your computer needs is missing