System Clone need IRST driver

[Jedsted]

You are my hero.
Just a simple line of code is enough to solve my problem.

This is the solution for those who don't see any hard drives (M.2, NVMe) when starting their PC because they are missing the IRST (Intel Rapid Storage Technology) drivers.

You still need to chcek other drivers in device manager.

I actually clean install Windows on new pc first, check updates, then export all the drivers to a usb drive, so you have a good set of reasonably up to date drivers.

Then you can clone and have drivers to had for device manager.

I actually just inject all the drivers (not just IRST). and then very little work is needed in device manager afterwards.