u/Even-Diver-6936

I'm trying to do a clean install of Windows 11 on my laptop, but the Windows setup cannot detect my internal NVMe SSD (no drive shows up in the drive selection screen).
Hardware Specs:

Laptop Model: ASUS TUF Gaming FA506QM
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H (with Radeon Graphics)
SSD: Samsung PM991a 512GB (OEM Model: ⁠MZVLQ512HBLU-00B00⁠, NVMe PCIe Bus 4 Dev 0 Func 0)
The issue:
The SSD is perfectly detected and listed in the BIOS (model name and serial number visible).
When booting the Windows 11 installer, no drive is listed.
Opening ⁠cmd⁠ via Shift+F10 and running ⁠diskpart⁠ > ⁠list disk⁠ only shows my USB installation drive, not the internal SSD.

What I have tried so far:

1. Loaded BIOS default optimized settings (F9).
2. Checked BIOS settings (no Intel VMD available since this is a full AMD platform).
3. Attempted to manually load AMD RAID/NVMe storage drivers during setup (tried AMD RAID driver packages including ⁠rcbottom⁠ and ⁠rcraid⁠ folders), but the installer states the driver is incompatible or nothing changes. It's possible I did not load the right driver version for this chipset/SSD combo.
4. Recreating the installation USB with Rufus in pure UEFI/GPT mode.
   Has anyone encountered this specific issue on an AMD-based ASUS TUF laptop? Which exact driver or BIOS configuration is needed to make the Samsung NVMe drive visible in Windows setup?
   Thanks in advance for your help!