On some chipsets, using the generic Windows driver instead of the specific Intel RST driver can lead to increased boot times or system hangs. How to Obtain and Install
On 11th Gen platforms and newer, Intel Volume Management Device (VMD) technology may "take over" both SATA and NVMe drives. If VMD is enabled in the BIOS, you must use the RST driver even for a single non-RAID disk to be seen by the OS. Intel Sata Non Raid Driver
Extract the files (look for .inf , .sys , and .cat files) to a USB drive. On some chipsets, using the generic Windows driver