Or worst case, download the Intel RST driver package, and unpack it (but do not install it) to a USB key. It should give you the general idea of how to do it.īeyond that, you could try using the latest win10 retail CD image for the clean install.that would ensure it has picked up as many new native drivers as possible. Here is a whitepaper we did on secure erase a while back. One thing you could try is to secure erase the SATA drive you're using (note that large older spinning drives can take quite a bit of time to secure erase them, so maybe try with the SSD as they are quicker). All I had to do was go in and delete the existing partitions for a clean install, and I was off an running. As soon as I did that, it recognized my SATA drive right off the bat with no issues. Only because I hadn't tried a manual installation yet, I grabbed a rather old win10 install CD (win10 pro 圆4, not sure which specific OS build it was) and ran it on P330 by booting to the UEFI ODD.
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