Windows 10 Installation Missing Driver

I suggest downloading and running Dell Command Update.  This tool provides the service tag to Dell and downloads/installs all relevant drivers and updated drivers.

http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=P52w9

The log has a ton of information, probably mostly extraneous.

Does the machine run?  If so, look in Device Manager and tell us what driver.  If not (that is, will not install) maybe the image is not matched to the machine.

Make sure your Hard Disk is attached to SATA 0 port (Blue).

Make sure your Optical Drive is also connected to SATA 4 port (Black).

Make sure RAID mode in BIOS is Disabled.


Try to install Windows again and test.

Ramin, This seems reasonable but didn't change anything.  I replugged the connections for the hard disk and CDRom as suggested and made sure RAID was off in BIOD.  Setup still fails reporting "Unable to convert ARC path [MULTI(0)DISK(0)CDROM(0)] to NT path."

John, Yes, the system is running Windows 7 okay, though there are some issues with the installation that I hope to render irrelevant by installing Win 10.

CES, Ran Dell Command Update.  Don't see how updating current installation could help with problem on clean install of Win 10 but ran it anyway.  It failed on an Application Error, GUI-UVM15, components, No components found to process.  Very curious.

Can you TRY to set BIOS to UEFI mode instead of legacy mode and retry.

since you are trying a clean install, use the mediacreator tool and do a fresh install :
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

It worked and none of the other suggestions helped.