(If your M.2 is not detected, this will almost certainly fix the issue.) Find "StorageĬonfiguration", and scroll down to "SATA Mode". Depending on your specific motherboard, these settings might be different, or located elsewhere. Step 2: Change Motherboard Settings to Disable Intel RST RAID StorageĪfter creating the installation media, (and you better have already backed up those files), restart the computer and go into your BIOS settings. After the download completes, burn the iso to a usb with Rufus ( ), or burn to a DVD of your choice. iso file, choose an iso (the usb option is a little finicky). When prompted "What do you want to do?", select "Create installation media for another computer".
Step 1: Download the Windows Media Creation Tool
I think this one goes without saying, but please back up your personal files, as by the end of this tutorial you will lose EVERYTHING. Following this advice is at your own risk. This is the complete nuclear option, the last resort to your Windows-related issues.ĭisclaimer: I am not responsible for any damage caused to your files, hardware, or software. With sfc /scannow, but in the end if Windows is corrupted, you may not have a choice. The reason resetting your system or restoring to a previous version may not work is if Windows 10 itself is corrupted. The "Reset Windows" option, and even running "Startup Repair", but if all else fails, or if Windows is corrupted, read on. Windows 10 knows that there is already Windows on the drive, and will do everything possible to prevent you from nuking it. In Linux, no DBAN, and running your reinstallation disk won't allow you to simply reinstall Windows. You can only modify it while booted into it.
Wiping an NVME is not as simple as one would hope. Whatever your reason is, I'll save you the hours of frustration of trying to reinstall Windows on an NVME by telling you exactly how. My problem was that the Windows networking stack corrupted, and I was unable to launch wifi settings, and upon further investigationįound that I couldn't even run an ipconfig command. So, you're experiencing issues with Windows 10, eh? Gone are the days of simply wiping a disk and doing a fresh install.
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