Hello,
I've set up several PCs and they all work (Lenovo, HP, Dell).
I have a Lenovo with an Intel processor that refuses to start the deployment. Everything works until I launch diskpart...
basically, Diskpart doesn't see the hard drive and therefore stops.
The PC itself works. I noticed that the SSD is BitLocker (I don't know if that's relevant).
I tried installing SCCM drivers for the model, but nothing changed.
Do you have any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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dcardon
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Hello dj41ph4,
could you please check in the BIOS whether the disk is configured in RAID mode or basic SSD mode?
Regards,
Denis
could you please check in the BIOS whether the disk is configured in RAID mode or basic SSD mode?
Regards,
Denis
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Hello dj41ph4,
we've seen several cases where the BIOS was configured at the SSD level in RAID mode or some other unusual manufacturer configuration. This can be supported, but you need to load the correct drivers in WinPE. The easiest solution is to modify the BIOS settings.
It's not common, but it's not extremely rare either.
Regards,
Denis
we've seen several cases where the BIOS was configured at the SSD level in RAID mode or some other unusual manufacturer configuration. This can be supported, but you need to load the correct drivers in WinPE. The easiest solution is to modify the BIOS settings.
It's not common, but it's not extremely rare either.
Regards,
Denis
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Good morning,dcardon wrote: ↑Nov 10, 2022 - 9:32 AM Hello dj41ph4,
we've seen several cases of BIOSes configured at the SSD level in RAID mode or some other strange manufacturer configuration. It might be supported, but you need to load the correct drivers in WinPE. The easiest way is to modify the BIOS settings.
It's not common, but it's not extremely rare either.
Regards,
Denis
To load drivers into WinPE, is it directly in the "driver" tab of the WAPT console? Because I don't think adding the Intel RST drivers changes anything...
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dcardon
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Hello,
please start a new thread for a new question (otherwise it complicates the moderation team's job).
Regards,
Denis
please start a new thread for a new question (otherwise it complicates the moderation team's job).
Regards,
Denis
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