Question Disk Management Showing A SSD That Isn't There? (Windows)

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If its just a simple reinstall using the Win 10 USB then I guess I'm okay to do that. Is there a better way to do a fresh install than just following all the window prompts?
 

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If its just a simple reinstall using the Win 10 USB then I guess I'm okay to do that. Is there a better way to do a fresh install than just following all the window prompts?
Assuming your Win 11 is fully activated, no need to go to WIn 10 first.



Create your Win 11 USB to install with.
Physically disconnect your HDD and Kingston SSD.

Boot from the USB, and proceed with te install.
Deleting ALL existing partitions on the Samsung as you go.
It will then create what it needs.
Off you go.