Windows 11 not recognizing drivers during setup

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   Hi all,
I am clean installing a W11 Pro PC, formerly ran W11 already, than ran Linux for a while and it's going back to W11 now.

However, when booting from USB al runs fine, until Windows setup asks for a driver so it can see my storage.

I have the drivers downloaded from the ASRock support site (SATA floppy 9.3.0.296) on a usb stick, setup sees the stick, also sees the folders but keeps telling me no drivers were found. Or when I point it to a subfolder ' error scanning for drivers'.

Have tried several times now but same result. Starting a command prompt and using diskpart I can see / access the disks.

Motherboard is a B550 Extreme4 with BIOS 3.4.

Am kind of at a loss what's going wrong here, unless of course it's a case of the wrong drivers.

Any ideas/suggestions?

Best regards,
Erik

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ErikSchulp Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 03 Jun 2025 Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Points: 20	Post Options Post Reply Quote ErikSchulp Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Windows 11 not recognizing drivers during setup Posted: 03 Jun 2025 at 8:52pm
	Hi all, I am clean installing a W11 Pro PC, formerly ran W11 already, than ran Linux for a while and it's going back to W11 now. However, when booting from USB al runs fine, until Windows setup asks for a driver so it can see my storage. I have the drivers downloaded from the ASRock support site (SATA floppy 9.3.0.296) on a usb stick, setup sees the stick, also sees the folders but keeps telling me no drivers were found. Or when I point it to a subfolder ' error scanning for drivers'. Have tried several times now but same result. Starting a command prompt and using diskpart I can see / access the disks. Motherboard is a B550 Extreme4 with BIOS 3.4. Am kind of at a loss what's going wrong here, unless of course it's a case of the wrong drivers. Any ideas/suggestions? Best regards, Erik