Does windows 10 require a disk driver to install?

Question

Windows

I decided to completely format the hard drive and install windows 10 (formatted during installation).
The installer started asking for a disk driver. I went to the website of the PC manufacturer (Lenovo H50-50). There is a driver associated with the hard drive only for windows 8. I tried to install it, it just does not see it.
How to be?

Answer 1

in the vast majority of cases, the windows installer does not see either a flash drive or a
usb disk, because the flash drive is inserted into the usb3 port and the drivers for the controller are not built into the installer, it is solved by using usb2 ports (if any), in the BIOS, by the way, there should even be an option, disable usb3 support
if it does not see the disk, it almost always saves switching the disk controller to ide mode (features like ssd trim are disabled and it works slower), later, after installing the drivers, you can return the setting to the BIOS,
well, the right decision is to look for drivers and integrate them to the installation disk, for example, using ntlite (you can also integrate updates there and turn off a lot of things)
ps is even more correct (it is supportedby the manufacturer) update from the previous version of the OS , by
the way, there is good advice - update the BIOS

Answer 2

If the markup is mbr, burn the flash drive using UltraISO.
Better yet, install Ventoy on a USB flash drive and copy almost any iso to a USB flash drive and install the OS without any problems.

Answer 3

Most likely the problem is an incorrectly prepared installation disk.
Download Ventoy , install it on a USB flash drive and then simply copy the Windows installation iso image there.