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In which OS are you using diskpart and how are you booting to it?– harrymcCommented Feb 2 at 15:09
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I'm using diskpart from the command shell available from the Windows installer (Shift-F10 in the installer screen). I am booted from the Windows 11 installation USB stick.– Simon RichterCommented Feb 2 at 15:11
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Please also explain your dual boot setup. If you have formatted the disk using diskpart, how did you do it?– harrymcCommented Feb 2 at 15:27
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If you want to setup a dual-boot system with Windows, install Windows FIRST, starting with a really empty disk. Doing it the other way around is not recommended, because Windows fully expects to be the only OS on the system and will happily bork anything else while installing. Or refuse to install at all (as you just discovered).– TonnyCommented Feb 2 at 15:28
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1If your disk is not discovered within the Windows installation environment it means, while it’s booted in UEFI, your disk is formatted as MBR or vice versa your booted in CSM and your disk is GPT. Windows 11 has all necessary drives to automatically detect your drive built-in so that’s the only explanation– RamhoundCommented Feb 2 at 15:42
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