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Go to BIOS, locate Systemconfiguration / SATA Operation and selct AHCI.
That way you don't need additional drivers during clean install.
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Hello,
I'm unable to install windows 10 on a dell latitude 7400 I built a USB boot disk and have drivers on a second USB. I boot up, start the installation and I get to the installation part, but I get a prompt for drivers. I select the drivers usb, I navigate who the f6flpy-x64 directory and and it shows the SATA driver, I click next, and it cycles through several green bars (they never seem to reach the end of the bar though before restarting) , and then basically prompts:
No new device drivers were found. Make sure the installation media contains the correct drivers and the click ok.
I downloaded the drivers directly from the dell site, so they're correct.
There doesn't even seem to be anyway to even contact a genuine MS employee these days, unless someone has a different number. They all point to their help.support.com nite which is totally useless.
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