You need either to pause the install to slip in the Intel RST driver, or change the system setup to run the drive in AHCI rather than RAID (IRST) mode. Driver here: [URL] It's the one called Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver and Application. You can also build a custom Windows 10 boot image, loading that driver into the boot sequence. Without that driver, Windows will not see the drive.
On all Dell Latitude 7420 and 7430 series I am unable to image with a Windows 10 ISO via USB upon boot. I do *not* have this issue with any of the previous Latitude models, including 7490,7400, and 7410 series.   in the first photo below you will see the drives listed when I boot to the USB Windows Image ISO on a Dell Latitude 7400 In the second photo, with the exact same USB, no drives appear on the Dell Latitude 7430 model Is there any way to fix this? Is this some new Bios configuration setting introduced in the 7420 series that I can change? I have to be able to image via USB. I have even used the Dell OS Recovery tool which was suggested by their tier 1 tech support when I called, but this did not resolve it either. [IMAGE][IMAGE]
"We couldn't find any drives" unable to select Drive when booting from USB