Hello. I have a new laptop DELL G5 15 5590 with Linux Ubuntu OS. Well, I don't like this OS, personally. So I decided to install Windows 8.1 through USB. Everything is fine with the installation process until I reach formating disk. There are no storage drivers to format hard disks. I've tried everything I could, for example: I changed USB 3.0 to 2.0 while installing, different Windows versions, used cmd to select another disk with diskpart and list disk commands, but there I could see only my usb as a Disk 0, no hard disks. Everything's okey with my USB. Please, help me, because it is a nightmare.
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Solved Hard disk doesn't show up in Windows installation
- Thread starter xujarintojs
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Just return the laptop and get one with Windows.
When some systems are made for Linux that is all that they are made for.
When some systems are made for Linux that is all that they are made for.
Omg guys, I have a solution. You need to format your USB, for my example, in Linux Ubuntu OS, not in another PC with Windows, as I did. Here's a good example how to do this:
Glad to see that you found something that worked for you.
Thanks for sharing so others can benefit
Thanks for sharing so others can benefit
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