[NAME] , drive 0 is your cache drive, load Intel RST driver to set up RAID or get into BIOS and change SATA mode to AHCI, you will be able to see drive 1 (hard drive) and not using Optane, after knowing you can load Win 11 and whether you like it or not, you might think about upgrade to NVME SSD, which is a lot faster.
Hello - I could really use some help. My wife has a 2 year old Inspiron 3670. After Win 10 did an update a few days ago the machine was noticeably corrupted.  We had backup of files and though I won't go into many details (.NET was messed up among other things), we were not too worried and went through Dell Support OS to reinstall Win 10. It seemed to be going well until right at the end and when it attempted to boot up - we get a message "We could not complete the installation. To install windows on this computer restart the installation" Pressing OK restarts the computer and we go back to the message. This is over the Win 10 startup screen. I have managed to get into advanced options and tried various settings/troubleshooting - but as yet nothing helps. I did not stay with the machine while reinstalling but it did seem to stall a bit and lose wifi near the end. In a sort of amateurish attempt to install Win 11 over it I downloaded the ISO and burnt to dvd and placed on usb. When I tried to boot from usb  I got a message that no OS was found, and the dvd attempt just showed some type of copyright message - to be truthful I've never used the machine - perhaps on reflection it's a cd drive not a dvd. I have reset the boot options back. I'd be grateful for any advice please. Ideally I suppose I'd like a clean install of Win 11 but just to get back to 10 would be great.
Dell 3670 crashed after win 10 update - will not boot after reset