Windows dual boot doesn't recognize my drivers.

[tribal vapor]

I'm trying to dual boot my linux with windows and the windows doesnt recognize the drivers.

Error: No device were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK.

I feel like i formatted my disk wrong.
I have a SATA disk with a ntfs partition -> didnt work

i tried GPT -> didnt work

im lost, searched the internet without a working solution.

some stuff i tried:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=19jj4p_2pVc
https://www.easeus.de/partitionieren-tipps/volume-mit-diskpart-erstellen.html
https://mainul35.medium.com/troubleshooting-windows-installation-error-no-device-drivers-were-found-622aaaca5a87

my infos:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1128765219397705899/1128767428906721300/rn_image_picker_lib_temp_43936e2a-f659-4888-a727-fd399b6d354e.jpg

terminal output based on
sudo lshw -C storage

my drive:

*-sata
       description: SATA controller
       product: Cannon Lake PCH SATA AHCI Controller
       vendor: Intel Corporation
(...)

I dont know if it helps, it says that the driver is ahci if you want to see the full message

[woeful rampart]

do u have intel rst on?

[tribal vapor]

intel rst is not on

sudo dmraid -r

illl try enabling it

[woeful rampart]

i didn't say enable it. Wdym not on? did u look at it in bios?

[tribal vapor]

ill check bios too second

[burnt mountain]

Another dude had to install a driver for his nvme drive a little bit back, I sent as a yt link, not sure if that would help here

[tribal vapor]

i have drivers installed perhaps an external one would do but couldnt find one

sata mode is ahci

i could make it RAID mode for rst

RST is off

should i enable it?

[woeful rampart]

no.

remake ur usb. Using mct, if that does not work try rufus

[tribal vapor]

on linux there are some restrictions

i used belena etcher

and i tried bb too (linux shell)

I even used a different usb and it still doesnt work

same error

i checked on the windows terminal and it does show the disk

and it has a ntfs volume

did i forget something? what else can i do?

Is there a driver? I coudnt find one, not sure if it is needed

[woeful rampart]

ofc it fails. U using linux to make a windows installation. U need a windows

[tribal vapor]

dude

the installation is on windows

the usb is made on linux

it doesnt make a difference

[woeful rampart]

it does

most tools do not flash effectively than others..

[tribal vapor]

dude

are you shitting me

[woeful rampart]

no

that's how most tools works

[tribal vapor]

why does it work for others then

[woeful rampart]

that's why it's recommended to have another windows computer. As tools in another kernel/OS do not do it well enuf

[woeful rampart]

whcih

[tribal vapor]

ill try flashing the usb from my laptop then and try again

[woeful rampart]

windows have different things that usually only works in windows system

[tribal vapor]

that is windows

[woeful rampart]

either way if that does not work then get the storage driver from you OEM website

[tribal vapor]

multiple vids on yt

ill try thanks

[woeful rampart]

yes full of sht vids, do not go to yt lol

[tribal vapor]

dude

[woeful rampart]

wdym dood

[tribal vapor]

didnt work, can i do anything else?
Again, i have a hdd driver installed, but maybe there is an online one that works?

[woeful rampart]

no u dont have hdd driver installed since the windows is asking for it. U have to install it from ur OEM website not someone online

[tribal vapor]

theres none

[tribal vapor]

Ok

i did it

problem was iso and burner ig

rufus does the job

[burnt mountain]

Whoooo rufus for the win