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The thread discusses a user’s issue with a Windows 10 installation on a new Acer Swift 3, where the installer cannot detect the NVMe SSD. Neemobeer suggests that the problem likely stems from missing drivers in the boot media and provides a link to instructions for injecting the necessary drivers into the installation image. The original poster acknowledges this advice and plans to try it, indicating a positive and constructive exchange.
The thread discusses a user’s issue with a Windows 10 installation on a new Acer Swift 3, where the installer cannot detect the NVMe SSD. Neemobeer suggests that the problem likely stems from missing drivers in the boot media and provides a link to instructions for injecting the necessary drivers into the installation image. The original poster acknowledges this advice and plans to try it, indicating a positive and constructive exchange.
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The boot media probably doesn't have a compatible driver. You'll need to locate the WIM or ESD file (the largest file on the flash drive) and inject a driver for the SSD.
This process works for both WIM and ESD
This process works for both WIM and ESD
Add and Remove Driver packages to an Offline Windows Image | Microsoft Learn
Add and Remove Driver packages to an Offline Windows Image
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