After much trial-and-error, I found that loading this driver from the "driver backup" folder created by Export-WindowsDriver, allows installation of Win10 to the SSD: F:\Drivers\storage\YJWR3\15063\Drivers\Drivers\VMD I installed 1909, and now my ERP system works. I have it backed up in this state, and now I'm rolling forward with driver updates and Windows updates to see where it breaks. I hope this is helpful to someone else in the future.
TL;DR: Do I need to inject a driver to restore a non-XPS W10 image onto the 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive (hynix) in my brand-new XPS 15 (9510)? Long version: I just bought this laptop with Win10/64, but I can't get an old version of ERP software to run on it. It generates a bunch of errors: [URL] This version of ERP software is not officially supported under Window 10, but I have 3 other workstations in my company that have been running various versions of Win10/64 successfully for the last year, so there's no fundamental incompatibility with Win10. I am thinking that maybe there's something special about the version of Win10 that shipped from Dell. I've already done a factory-reset/download to the original factory image, and that has not fixed the problem.  So I'd like to try restoring a backup from one of the known-working Win10 PCs to this XPS15, and see if that fixes the problem. Then I can back up the XPS15 and then apply Windows updates, one at a time, and figure out what's breaking my ERP application. The problem is that, when I boot my new XPS from USB Recovery Media made from any of the other Win10 backups, it will boot into Windows, but it won't see the my SSD to write the recovered OS to. I'm guessing (possibly incorrectly) that it's because they don't have a driver for the SSD, because the original PCs from which the Recovery Media was built don't have PCI NVME SSDs; they have older SATA drives.  I've tried backups from both Server 2012 R2 Essentials and from Veeam. Both fail the same way, e.g. the recovery environment sees no volumes available upon which to write the recovered OS. If my guess is correct, where do I find the drivers for the PCI NVMe SSD? I've already looked here: [URL] and I see plenty of firmware updates for the SSDs, but no actual driver.  I did a driver dump on the XPS with: Export-WindowsDriver -Online -Destination c:\export-drivers but that resulting 6.28 GB folder has 200 subfolders, and there's no easy way to figure out which does what. Even the c:\export-drivers\storage\ has a bunch of obfuscated folder names like C:\Drivers\storage\1C9WW\0\Drivers\WU\DrvBin64 with no indication of what device or manufacturer it corresponds to.  Thanks!
How to "see" SSD in XPS 15 (9510) when restoring from Backup?