Windows 11 Windows Installation Not Recognizing 512GB NVMe Drive After Linux Mint

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Malshan Bandara

I recently installed Linux Mint as a full installation on my system with a 512GB NVMe drive. Now, I want to switch back to Windows. I created a bootable Windows flash drive and booted from it. However, when I select the 'Custom install' option, my 512GB NVMe drive doesn't appear. I'm unable to proceed with the installation.I've tried several troubleshooting steps, including checking BIOS settings and disk management tools, but the drive is still not visible. What could be causing this issue, and how can I resolve it?

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