Diskpart Removed Main Drive Can't Create a New Drive to Install OS

Sep 9, 2023
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When I typed 'list disk' the only thing that shows up on the command prompt is my USB as disk 0.

before this i typed in 'clean disk 0' without adding any other commands. Now I can't use the windows boot manager to go to 'new' or create a new disk using diskpart for win11.
 
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what was reason you were wiping drive?

Does the drive show in the bios? if it does, check if its set to RAID - it shouldn't be but might explain why its not showing

windows can't make drives disappear, so it could be the drive is the problem.

what are specs of pc?
all clean should do is wipe the drive, it doesn't delete it as such. it should still exist if you do a list disk

have you restarted PC since doing operation? It might make it reappear again.
i've restarted it many times and when I tried to install the OS I couldn't find the drive to put it onto. And when I went to diskpart command it only showed my USB drive as disk 0 and nothing else.
 
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what was reason you were wiping drive?

Does the drive show in the bios? if it does, check if its set to RAID - it shouldn't be but might explain why its not showing

windows can't make drives disappear, so it could be the drive is the problem.

what are specs of pc?
 
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Solution
what was reason you were wiping drive?

Does the drive show in the bios? if it does, check if its set to RAID - it shouldn't be but might explain why its not showing

windows can't make drives disappear, so it could be the drive is the problem.

what are specs of pc?
I can't get into the UEFI BIOS without the usb with the window boot manager. It's a laptop with a 256gb NVME drive, 8gigs of memory. Idk if it runs in raid. the intel VMD controller is enabled.


Minu update; i disabled the VMD controller and the drive popped up on the windows manager, currently installing windows.
 
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