We couldn't find any drives. To get a storage driver, click load driver windows 11/10 - Solved - video Dailymotion

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Having trouble installing Windows because your hard drive isn’t showing? This quick step-by-step tutorial explains how to fix the “We couldn’t find any drives. To get a storage driver, click Load Driver.” error on Windows 11 and Windows 10 — fast and easily.  In this video, you’ll learn how to troubleshoot and fix missing SSD/HDD/NVMe drives, why Windows can’t detect your storage, and the exact methods to load Intel RST, VMD, RAID, AMD RAID, or AHCI drivers. Perfect for anyone installing Windows on a PC, laptop, or desktop where the disk is not detected.  We cover:  How to load the correct storage driver  How to recreate a working Windows USB installer  How to fix “no signed drivers found” and “no storage drivers found”  How to make hidden partitions appear instantly  How to solve BIOS issues (RAID → AHCI, VMD, Secure Boot)  Works on all major brands: Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer, MSI, Samsung, Surface, Gigabyte, and more.  If you’re stuck with errors like “We couldn’t find any drivers,” “No signed device drivers were found,” or “Hard drive not detected,” this Windows fix tutorial will help you 100%.  👉 If this helped, like, share, and follow for more Windows troubleshooting guides!  #Windows #FixError #Tutorial #StepByStep #Troubleshoot #Windows11

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00:00hey everyone welcome back to Victor explains in today's video I'm going to

00:15show you how to fix the problem where Windows says we couldn't find any drives

00:19during installation this usually happens when your SSD or HDD partitions don't

00:25show up while installing Windows 10 or Windows 11 so here's what you need to

00:29do first unplug your bootable USB now on another computer or laptop download the

00:36VMD folder I'll leave another video in the description that shows you exactly

00:40how to download it and how to extract the setup rst.exe file for Intel 10th up to

00:4615th generation processors once you have the folder ready just copy it to your

00:50Windows bootable USB drive after that restart your PC and boot again from the

00:56USB go through the Windows setup click Next enter your product key or skip it

01:01choose your Windows version and go into the custom installation option you'll

01:06still notice that the partitions are missing and that's completely normal

01:09because we haven't loaded the driver yet so now look at the bottom left corner

01:14where it says load driver click it then choose browse and open your USB drive

01:19inside your USB select the VMD folder you copied earlier click OK and you'll see an

01:27option called Intel RST VMD controller and if you don't see it try unchecking this

01:32option here and it will show up

01:35now select it and hit next and after just a few seconds your hard drive

01:41partitions will suddenly appear and that's it now you can choose the

01:48drive where you want to install Windows and continue with the installation like

01:52normal

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