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Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT

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  • #1 17075657
    reefu
    Level 7  
    Hello, hello and hello!

    Today I received a Lenovo Legion y520... FreeOS laptop with a SATA SSD :( Micron 1100 (MTFDDAK256TBN).
    The disk is visible in bios, but not during installation of windows 10 ...
    Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT
    USB image recorded with Rufus (GBT for UEFI).
    The rest of the BIOS settings:
    Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT
    During installation it looks like this:
    Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT
    I can't find any extra rudders disk drivers.
    Diskpart does nothing.

    Help, thanks in advance for your answer!
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  • #2 17075710
    Krzychu7
    Level 40  
    Disable the option in the BIOS Secure Boot
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  • #3 17075733
    kranzio
    Level 26  
    Krzychu7 wrote:
    Disable the option in the BIOS Secure Boot


    If that doesn't work, check the disk on another computer.
  • #4 17075753
    reefu
    Level 7  
    I disabled Secure Boot, still the same. I can't take the drive out because they sealed the case.
    I have now launched some Minitool 9.1 from USB, it does not see the disk at all, only a bootable flash drive.
  • #5 17075793
    kranzio
    Level 26  
    It comes out that the disk is damaged.
  • #6 17075804
    reefu
    Level 7  
    Only in Bios it detects it. The question is whether you need any additional drivers or are they actually dead ..
  • #7 17075816
    RADU23
    Moderator of Computers service
    reefu wrote:
    However, the drive in Bios visible during the installation of Windows 10 does not ...

    reefu wrote:
    USB image recorded with Rufus (GBT for UEFI)

    Have you checked if this image flash drive works on another computer?

    Try installing a different OS (lower version).
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  • #8 17075827
    kranzio
    Level 26  
    From what you can see in the photos, the system also detects the disk, but it does not see its capacity. I used to have a similar problem with ssd. Bios saw it, and during installation the system couldn't format it.
  • #9 17075841
    reefu
    Level 7  
    at the moment I put ubuntu on a flash drive, see if it sees the disk .. if it sees it, I will do GBT and if not, I send it to the complaint ... The question is how everything will work under Linux and still not under Windows ..?

    RADU23 I have 3 pendrives with Windows 7, 8.1, 10 and each works on a different computer ... but not on this one ..
  • #10 17075868
    RADU23
    Moderator of Computers service
    Start by setting the correct date in the BIOS.

    One more thing. The disk is visible but has no allocated space.
    Essential question. Is there any partition on it at all?
  • #11 17075903
    reefu
    Level 7  
    There is no partition because the disk is visible only in the bios. Until now, no program can see the disk, including the windows 10 installer, in which I always created partitions, then I continued installing the system ... suck ubuntu live, run on linux.

    Linux doesn't see the drive at all. To sum up, the disc is visible only in the bios. Bootable programs like minitool, ubuntu, gparted and many others see only the pendrive it boots from. Any other ideas? Is shipping under warranty?
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  • #12 17076164
    kranzio
    Level 26  
    Shipping under warranty. If there was no seal, you could check on another computer. Try to restore the BIOS defaults again.
  • #13 17076184
    reefu
    Level 7  
    I fired it on Windows Life with some kind and here it can be seen but it will not be able to initialize the disk ..
    Installation of Win10 Lenovo y520 l - Installation of Windows 10 Lenovo Y520 SAT

    I think I've exhausted my options.
  • #14 17189791
    jbmar
    Level 2  
    What is the disk format? M.2 or 2.5 "?
    For Y520, only M.2 PCIe / NVMe disk can be supported in M.2 interface, while M.2 Sata is not supported.
    You probably solved the problem already, but it may be useful for posterity ...

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the installation of Windows 10 on a Lenovo Legion Y520 laptop equipped with a Micron 1100 SATA SSD. The SSD is recognized in the BIOS but not during the Windows installation process. Users suggest disabling Secure Boot, checking the SSD on another computer, and verifying the disk's format. The author reports that various tools, including Minitool and Ubuntu, fail to detect the SSD, indicating potential disk damage. Further troubleshooting includes checking BIOS settings, ensuring the correct date is set, and considering warranty service due to the SSD's limited visibility. The conversation highlights the compatibility issues with M.2 SATA drives on the Y520 model.
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