Laptop wont detect any of my drives when installing windows 11

[Ayman_]

Im honestly so close to start pulling out hairs. This laptop (MSI katana 17 B12VFK) refuses to see either of my 2 SSDs INCLUDING THE ONE IT CAME WITH. all I did was remove the original ssd, took it to a friend, wiped it and brought it back and now it’s refusing to detect any drive in the installer. They show up in the bios but that is it. Is there anything I can do to fix this?

[SpookyCitrus]

Reset your bios to default settings and make sure you're in AHCI and not Raid mode for the storage controller.

[Ayman_]

11 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Reset your bios to default settings and make sure you're in AHCI and not Raid mode for the storage controller.

How do I make sure I’m in AHCI and not raid mode?

[Ayman_]

44 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Reset your bios to default settings and make sure you're in AHCI and not Raid mode for the storage controller.

Im a little stuck I’m not sure how to go to that mode

[SpookyCitrus]

19 hours ago, Ayman_ said:

Im a little stuck I’m not sure how to go to that mode

This is what I find when googling your bios.

 

To access and change the SATA mode on an MSI laptop with Click BIOS, navigate to "Settings" > "Advanced" > "Integrated Peripherals" where you will find the "SATA Mode" option to adjust the desired setting like AHCI or RAID mode

[zaprqn]

Think you have to either download IRST drivers from MSI website for that laptop, extract into the windows usb drive, and load them on windows setup:

https://www.msi.com/faq/notebook-1995

 

Or if that doesnt work, disable that VMD controller in BIOS that is grayed out tho. Might need to enter the hidden menu with: Right Ctrl + Right Shift + Left Alt + F2. This will show hidden settings. System Agent > Intel VMD and disable it.