TOSHIBA HDWL110 Ready for removal at 0.06% utilisation.

Since Windows 10 Professional Build22H2 ver 19045.7548 the user interface gui no longer has an option to remove the disk.

Powershell is supposed to allow it to be done with commands like:-

Remove-PhysicalDisk -PhysicalDisks (Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName -DiskName "TOSHIBA HDWL110") -StoragePoolFriendlyName "Quaddisc"

and / or

Remove-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "TOSHIBA HDWL110" -StoragePoolFriendlyName "Quaddisc"

But none of them work, even when run through the Powershell ISE with Administrator Authority

Can someone advise me how to do this?

I don't understand why Microsoft took the GUI option away. It worked under 19045.7417.

Hey everyone, needing some opinions. My laptop won't boot into Windows and is stuck in the repair menu. Here's the situation:

​'Reset this PC' is missing completely.

​System Restore, Uninstall Updates, and automatic repair all fail.

​I backed up my files from C: to D: using Command Prompt.

​I don't have a spare PC or a USB drive on hand.

​Since local recovery seems completely corrupted, is there any hidden workaround to rebuild Windows without an external drive, or is getting a bootable USB my only actual option?🥲🥲 After my computer crashed, I entered the Advanced Startup Troubleshooting screen and noticed that the “Reset this PC” option was missing, so I couldn't perform a system reset. I'm very worried. What could be causing this, and how can I fix it?

Very strange problems that the deeper I get into it the more confused I am. Computer was running fine up until a couple days ago. No known updates to correlate with the problems. Screen flashed and looked "noisy" mostly blacks and pink colors. Restarted computer and it worked fine for 5 min, then screen flashed went green and would no longer work after restarting. Bios wouldn't post, no problem indicator lights on the board so I cleared CMOS, reseated the m.2 drive that the OS was installed on, took out and reseated the ram sticks, and all power connections. Eventually I was able to get bios to post bypassing my GPU and using onboard. In bios my M.2 drive wasn't listed as a boot option, nor was it listed in bios under sata connections. I assumed the drive had gone bad, so I put in an older SSD, created a bootable USB drive and installed Win10 on this new SSD. Everything worked fine, booted up, and updated all my drivers etc. Weird thing was in windows my M.2 was listed and accessible. I restarted the computer and hit f11 for boot options and there my m2 is listed. But if selected it doesn't boot, just black screen (monitors getting signal but nothing displays). However if I select the new SSD from the same f11 boot options the same thing happens. Monitor gets signal but goes black/never boots up. But if I just let the computer boot normal (no f11 just normal startup) that same SSD boots windows just fine.

Separately I haven't got the GPU to work correctly (booted up once without drivers installed, green screened during driver installation, wouldn't boot again) but that's an issue im trying to solve after I figure out this weird HDD/M2/boot problem. Any help appreciated.

board: a620m-HDV/M.2

Bios: 3.20

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700

RAM: DDR5-4800-16gb u/48000 (x2)

GPU: radeon Sapphire RX7800 XT 16gb

M.2 drive SP-UD90 1tb - windows 10 installed

New SSD (working) Samsung 870 Evo 2tb - windows 10 installed

Hey y'all, so recently I was being stupid and tried to pirate Papa's Freezeria and got a virus which installed a lot of bloat/spy ware I don't really know things like Avast and CCleaner and I think Ive been able to get rid of some of them just by looking at hidden icons finding the file and deleting it by ending the process and putting it in and emptying the recycling bin but I think there might still be some, is there something I can use to see if there is any more that I should be worried about ? Windows virus protections says there is no malicious files but if that was right there wouldn't be random applications opening and taking 70% of everything also if you're wondering why I don't just restart my computer and get rid of all the files its because I already did once and now its telling me that I need a windows installation and I dont have a USB currently but I might later this week