Joseph Socorro

I finally solved the issue. I plugged two flash drive to the PC. The first one with the Windows 10 ISO image, and the second one with generic drivers for NVEM drives. When I turned on the PC again, and I chooses to boot with the bootable flash drive Windows installation found the NVME drive. I don't know how it worked. I guess the installation found the drivers on the second flash drive and automatically used them to find my NVME M.2 drive. I hope this help someone with se same problem. I spend two days trying to install Windows 10 on my new rig.

Yes it does detect it

RAID mode is not enabled

Thank you for the recommendation. I will keep looking for other alternatives to fix the problem. I don't have another PC to install this software

Yes, the error shows in the Windows installer. The M.2 it's the only drive I have connected Do you know in which directory should I inject the drivers?

Do you know how do I embed the NVME drivers in the Windows ISO image?

Hi, I downloaded a Windows 10 ISO image from Microsoft website, and I created a bootable flash drive, but I can't install it on the M.2 drive. The error I get is "A media driver your computer needs is missing". I tried every advice I read from people with the same issue, but anything seems to work. My motherboard is a ASUS TUF Gaming Plus Wifi x570. I highly appreciate if anyone could help me to figure out how to install Windows 10.