this is where i cant get past it’s like the same as when i booted my pc up for the first time ever…the first time i ever built my pc my ssd popped right up and it was easy install then bam few months down the line my pc just uninstalls windows two times and i have to go through this again.
idk if it’s my ssd or what but it can’t be anything because i put the pc together perfectly and it was working great since i built it in may 2022 and then for some reason windows just uninstalls and then i try to reinstall windows to boot up my pc again and my ssd doesn’t show up or whatever is supposed to show up. like i said this is the second time this has happened in the last month and a half when it first happened this is the second time i fixed it the first time downloading “the right drivers” then i try that again and it doesn’t work and then nothing else works then every other video i look for is dealing with intel processors and drivers and what not which AMD can’t even use..i hope everything is making sense to you guys i’m fairly new to pc i just switched from console a few months ago.
Reading through the thread sounds like either a defective Motherboard or SSD or some hardware is incompatible with your Motherboard.
The only way Windows will physically uninstall by itself is, in my opinion, hardware failing. SSD going bad or Motherboard going bad or possibly the CPU.
From your Motherboard's Specs M.2A_CPU is powered by the CPU : M.2 connector (M2A_CPU), integrated in the CPU, supporting Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 SSDs
While M.2B_SB is powered by the Chipset: M.2 connector (M2B_SB), integrated in the Chipset, supporting Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 SSD
If you connect your Windows SSD to slot M.2B-SB and everything work fine than it is either the CPU or Motherboard issue for slot M.2A_CPU. But if the same thing happens in slot M.2B_SB than it sounds like the SSD issue.
Have you run any SSD Diagnostic Tools to see if it passes its tests. Like Seagate's Sea Tools.
Downloaded your Motherboard's M.2 Compatible list this is the only MP33 I found a MP33PRO. Not sure if that is the one you have listed:
The above list is from 10/15/2021 so it is fairly to date.
If Windows Installation doesn't see your SSD then restart your Computer using the Windows Installation to enter Safe Mode.
Then start Diskpart. Run it and see if you see your SSD in the list. Here is how to use Diskpart from MS: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/diskpart
Using DiskPart you can completely erase your SSD and create a new Partition. The above link gives you all the basic Command lines to use.
Once you do that see if the SSD now shows up in Windows Installation program.
Otherwise I suggest you borrow another M.2 SSD to see if everything works fine or not. Or install your Windows SSD in another computer and see if it is recognized or not.
That should be able to narrow the hardware that is causing you problems.
EDIT: I did forget something that happened to me while doing a clean install of Windows 11. This really doesn't have anything to do with your present issue but I felt as a future reference.
When I did a Clean Windows 11 Install one of my 4 Partitions was too small in size. It was one of Windows critical partitions that is created it was the EFI System partition.
Because of that I couldn't backup my computer because it kept telling me the source HDD was full. Found out the EFI System should have been minimum of 100MB large but instead a 75MB partition was created erroneously.
After using a Partition Program I expanded the 2 critical Partition by several MB. After I had no more issues doing a System Backup.
