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(ALREADY ANSWERED, MICROSOFT PLEASE IGNORE) This is my third post here, due to many previous attempts to fix my Laptop, but I came to the conclusion that I had to reset it. But it wasn’t possible due to other factors, so I had to use a USB. But now, when I try installing it to my Laptop, it shows two disks for the location to install it on, and one of them is the USB, which doesn’t work. But the other one is “Disk 0 Unallocated Space”, and it does not work, either. Urgent help is needed.
I figured out how to solve it by searching it up. If you are in the same situation, I had to boot up the Alienware BIOS menu (Press F2 when your laptop is starting up) and choose the “Storage” tab on the left, and change the mode from “RAID On” to any of the other two options at the top. After this, the option for my drive appeared. I hope this helps anyone else one day.
