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It doesn't automatically have a partition. You'll need to open Disk Management, and you'll see the two disks you've added to your StoreMI tier either grayed out (for non-bootable or MBR bootable configurations) or with two OEM partitions (UEFI bootable configuration). Assuming your SSD is...

You can do a diskpart clean and then reboot, or you can use the command line tool, i.e., open an Administrator PowerShell or command prompt, and enter: ecmd --delete_all Be careful with this command, though, as it will delete a working tier and all the data on it.

No, there is no way to unvirtualize with the current release. For now, you would need to use another drive or cloud storage to make a backup or a clone.

I suspect you have stale metadata from the prior tier. To start over, you can open an Administrator PowerShell or command prompt, and enter: ecmd --delete_all (Be careful with this command, as you would destroy any data you had on a working tier.)

Can you be more clear about what you mean by "recognize" your drives? Are they not in the list at all, or are they marked as Inaccessible?