Having some issues doing a disk clean on a Dell Latitude 7320. Not sure if there are some settings in the bios i need to change. I am booting into a win10 usb and selecting repair, going into command prompt and using diskpart.
When I use diskpart and use the list disk prompt the only disk I am able to see if the USB and not the onboard SSD drive.
Go into setup - is the disc set up in Intel RAID (IRST) mode? If so, you either need to turn IRST off, or load the OS install driver for IRST before Windows will see the drive.
Thanks you for the response, I can confirm this has done the trick I have just changed in the bios-storage-SATANVMe Operation settings. This was changed from Raid on to AHCI/NVMe I can now see all disks listed.
This worked like a charm once. I downloaded the newest drivers Intel RAID (IRST) from Intel it saw the hard drive with no problem. Installing windows with a fresh install. Thank you for answering this person's question I would have never found it. Everybody was telling me all sorts of different ways of doing it and this was the fix. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Posted January 7th, 2022 04:00
Go into setup - is the disc set up in Intel RAID (IRST) mode? If so, you either need to turn IRST off, or load the OS install driver for IRST before Windows will see the drive.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000058724/memory-and-storage.html