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Hi, I have an Hp 14s-dq2015nj laptop. It has one SSD card on it. It came with FreeDOS, so I installed ubuntu on it.
Now I want to replace ubuntu with windows 10, so I've got an official windows 10 boot drive that I bought in the past.
I can get into the whole proccess of installation (boot), but it cannot find my SSD card. I tried to create my own bootable USB drive, with the drivers of Intel Rapid Storage Technology (One of the methods to solve the problem), which trying to install them didn't work either.
When trying the method of getting to cmd -> diskpart -> list disk
I can only see my bootable USB drive, which I didn't see this problem online.
I would like your help.
Please help
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Ensure that the SSD is properly connected to your computer. Make sure the SATA or NVMe cable is securely attached to the SSD and the motherboard.
Enter the BIOS settings during boot (usually by pressing a key like F2, F12, DEL, or ESC).
Hi, thank you for answering.
I checked my NVMe connection, and it looked connected well to the motherboard.
My Ubuntu seems to detect the SSD drive.
I attached some photoes from the BIOS, it seems that it recognizes the SSD.
What seems weird to me is that in the boot menu, there are two boot options, one of Ubuntu and one Of Windows, which both boot me to my Ubuntu system.
BTW, if I wanted to format my SSD, how can I do it from my Ubuntu OS itself?
Do I need to use another PC?
Thanks.
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