If your Windows installer cannot see your internal drive, it's probably because you have RAID enabled. Windows installer doesn't include the Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver that is necessary for RAID. You would have to pause the Windows installer to insert that driver, such as in this process:[URL] An alternative is to enter BIOS and switch RAID to AHCI, then boot from your installer. With AHCI enabled, the Windows installer will see your drive. This is the simpler option. Here's another description of the install process, from a Microsoft MVP: [URL]
Good morning.  This is my first time using this forum.  I have basic computer knowledge, nothing advanced.  I have a Dell13 i7359 laptop that came with Windows 10 installed.  To make a long story short, my hard drive is dying. I purchased a replacement hard drive from Dell.  My question is, can someone give me the steps to reinstalling Windows 10 on the new hard drive?  I did some searching and saw options such as:  using the Dell Recovery Tool, using the Media Creation Tool, etc.   Thanks for your time.
Installing Windows 10 on New Hard Drive