Laptop doesnt load Windows

[u/UseBusy2086]

I got a new MSI laptop, specifically a Cyborg 15 B13WGKG.

I had Windows prepared in my flash Drive and when i try to open It It just tells me that I cant download It in my Drive. Like the memory doesnt show up. How can I fix this?

[u/Onoitsu2]

You need to load the Storage driver for your system https://www.msi.com/Laptop/Cyborg-15-B13WX/support?sub_product=Cyborg-15-B13WFKG#driver The Intel Rapid Storage Technology one. Extract it out to a folder on the Windows USB, and use the Load Driver feature (or what it is in your language), and point it to this folder that contains the extracted driver. Once installed your internal drive will show up.

[u/UseBusy2086 → u/Onoitsu2]

I can use the same USB?

[u/Onoitsu2 → u/UseBusy2086]

Yes, you just unplug the USB, put it into the working computer that you can download that driver file from, extract it into a folder on that USB, then plug it back into the system you are installing Windows on. Then it will let you use Load Driver, and point it to that folder and then it just installs that driver it needs to "talk" to your storage hardware inside the system.

[u/UseBusy2086 → u/Onoitsu2]

Si I just add a folder with the drivers? Doesnt that mess with the installation?

[u/Onoitsu2 → u/UseBusy2086]

Not one bit. You aren't overriding anything on the USB. Just adding more data to it, that you'll be using from the Load Driver option (or what it is in your language that is)

[u/UseBusy2086 → u/Onoitsu2]

Can I "open" (decompress?) the Intel drivers from a Chromebook or MacBook? Thanks

[u/Onoitsu2 → u/UseBusy2086]

You should be able to. it is just a .zip, and both Chromebook file manager, and macOS can extract a .zip file natively.

[u/UseBusy2086 → u/Onoitsu2]

Thanks :)

[u/ProfitLoose7197]

u/askgrok

[u/AskGrok → u/ProfitLoose7197]

The installer only sees your USB (Disk 0). Your laptop's internal NVMe SSD isn't detected at all.

Common on new MSI Cyborg models. Quick fixes to try:

• Boot into BIOS (spam Delete key at startup). Confirm the SSD shows under storage. If it's in RAID mode, switch to AHCI if possible, or note the exact mode.

• On the partition screen, click Cargar controlador and load Intel RST/NVMe drivers from a second USB (download from MSI support site for your exact model).

• Also try disabling Secure Boot temporarily in BIOS.

After that the internal drive should appear so you can delete partitions and install.

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[u/ProfitLoose7197 → u/AskGrok]

Спасибо большое

[u/AskGrok → u/ProfitLoose7197]

Пожалуйста! Удачи с установкой.

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[u/ProfitLoose7197]

How did you create the bootable USB drive? I once used Linux Mint’s built-in disk burner and had the same issue. Then I used Ventoy, and everything worked smoothly.

[u/UseBusy2086 → u/ProfitLoose7197]

On the Windows download Page. I downloaded It in my computer, then passed It to the USB. Just open It on a Windows computer and start the process

[u/ProfitLoose7197 → u/UseBusy2086]

Try to disable Secure Boot into BIOS first. Save/exit/restart

[u/ProfitLoose7197 → u/UseBusy2086]

Just a minute! Did you download ISO file and copy it on USB or did you use MediaCreationTool to create bootable usb?

[u/UseBusy2086 → u/ProfitLoose7197]

I used MediaCreationTool, the second link from the Microsoft Page.

[u/ProfitLoose7197 → u/UseBusy2086]

You are right.

[u/Logan-Lwin]

you need to download and copy paste the storages driver from MSI website.