I'm experiencing this problem as well with my 11th Gen DIY factory seconds build. I tried extracting the driver exes onto a separate USB drive and pointing the installer to that drive. No driver is found. Diskpart likewise does not see my SSD. My installation media was created from MS MCT.
I will attempt a different USB key and see if that makes any difference.
11th Gen should support Windows 10. However, using newly-created Media Creation Tool-generated USB file, no storage driver is present in the media. This is going to be a problem.
I had the Ethernet module and a USB key inserted in the USB A module on first boot of my 11th Gen DIY factory seconds unit, and I had no logo or image on the screen. I removed both and was then able to get a "no boot device" error from the BIOS, which is what I expected. Just FYI.
In reference to my earlier comment, I think this is the resource I was looking for. Could I humbly encourage Framework to consider adding a link to this Quick Start guide?
While links to driver bundles and BIOS are helpful, I was hoping there would also be a link to a walkthrough of the BIOS features, settings and recommendations for configuration - perhaps for Win and non-Win operating systems. I presume I'll need to dig around in Support or Community now for this information. My DIY seconds laptop shows up this morning, and I wanted to have a clear sense of the entire configuration process in advance of assembly.
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I'm experiencing this problem as well with my 11th Gen DIY factory seconds build. I tried extracting the driver exes onto a separate USB drive and pointing the installer to that drive. No driver is found. Diskpart likewise does not see my SSD. My installation media was created from MS MCT.
I will attempt a different USB key and see if that makes any difference.
edit: my drive is M.2, not NVME. User error.
11th Gen should support Windows 10. However, using newly-created Media Creation Tool-generated USB file, no storage driver is present in the media. This is going to be a problem.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software...
I had the Ethernet module and a USB key inserted in the USB A module on first boot of my 11th Gen DIY factory seconds unit, and I had no logo or image on the screen. I removed both and was then able to get a "no boot device" error from the BIOS, which is what I expected. Just FYI.
In reference to my earlier comment, I think this is the resource I was looking for. Could I humbly encourage Framework to consider adding a link to this Quick Start guide?
https://community.frame.work/t/bios-guid...
While links to driver bundles and BIOS are helpful, I was hoping there would also be a link to a walkthrough of the BIOS features, settings and recommendations for configuration - perhaps for Win and non-Win operating systems. I presume I'll need to dig around in Support or Community now for this information. My DIY seconds laptop shows up this morning, and I wanted to have a clear sense of the entire configuration process in advance of assembly.