For the clean install, you either need to slip in the Intel IRST driver, or change the system from RAID/IRST on to RAID OFF (AHCI). For cloning, Macrium Reflect is a better tool.  
I have an interesting issue, Dell Inspiron 15 3501 with a 256gb nvme drive that I want to upgrade to a Samsung 960 evo 1tb nvme. I noticed somehow the stock 256gb was encrypted - which was odd because I never set it and because its windows 10 HOME not PRO.. anyways. I removed the encryption and attempted to clone to the new drive. For what ever reason I cannot choose the 256gb as the source - Ive tried Acronis as well as Samsung's own cloning tool. No dice.So I then decided Id just install the 1tb nvme and install clean - Again no dice. Windows 10 installer doesn't give me the nvme as a install source so I cant do a clean install... The laptop DOES detect the drive in the bios, it does show up in the system information page.. What in the world am I missing? I cant clone to the new drive nor can I install direct to it from usb media... Any help would be appreciated! I'm at whit's end with this thing.
Cant clone nvme or install to new larger one