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01-25-2025 10:56 AM
my ssd operating system was corrupted. I removed the ssd and reformatted it. the disk is not being detected now so I cannot reload windows 11. It does not show up in the BIOS. The USB with the media creation tool comes up as the drive. PLEASE HELP!
01-26-2025 03:08 PM - edited 01-26-2025 03:22 PM
Greetings @shs1451
Welcome to the HP Forum.
There would be no reason to physically uninstall the SSD to format the drive.
There really is no reason to reformat this drive. Windows installation media or a HP Cloud Recovery will do this during setup/recovery.
I can only guess you did not reinstall the drive in the MB correctly or the drive has failed. Verify correct drive reinstallation.
You can't use diagnostics on this drive if it is not detected in the BIOS.
You would have to test the drive on a different PC if your PC can't see the drive.
Then replace the drive if it can't be mounted on a different PC; the drive has failed.
Regards