I was trying for clean Installation of windows 11 via bootable Pendrive after i am facing lots of problems in Ubuntu like broken packages and unlocated packages, battery consumption and semantic issue(i execute task for some purpose and it can’t do as it should).
Help me to get back to Windows. I thought i would never ever switch back to Windows but here i am😂
This is, after i inserted bootable pendrive and tried to install windows 11. The issue of hard disk not being detected is what i am facing while installation as shown in these screenshots. 
5 Ways to Fix No Signed Device Drivers Were Found
Way 1. Change USB Port
If you come across the error that no device drivers were found, you can choose to change the USB port first. If you have plugged the USB installation media into a USB 3.0 port on your computer, you can try switching it to a USB 2.0 port.
After that, reinstall the operating system and check whether the error that no device drivers were found is fixed.
Way 2. Set Partition as Active
Setting the partition where you want to install Windows to as active may also help you to fix the error that no device drivers were found on Windows 7/8/10.
So, here, we will show you how to set partition as active to fix this problem. Now, here is the tutorial.
1. Boot the computer you want to install the operating system.
2. Then select the language, time and keyboard input.
3. Next, choose to Repair your computer.
4. Then Choose to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt.
5. Then type the following commands and hit Enter after each command.
diskpart
list volume
select volume X (X stands for the partition drive letter where you want to install OS.)
active
After that, reboot your computer and check
Way 3. Create a New Disc
In order to fix the error that no signed device drivers were found, you can try creating a new disc.
Now, here is the tutorial.
1. Download Windows Media Creation Tool from its website.
2. Then run it on your computer.
3. Then follow the on-screen instructions and choose to Create installation media for another PC.
4. Then choose language, architecture and edition to continue.
5. Then you can choose to create a USB installation drive or an ISO file. If you choose ISO file, you can also mount it to the USB, CD or DVD.
After that, connect it to the computer to install the operating system and check
Way 4. Enable xHCI Hand-Off Options in BIOS
The xHCI hand-off option is quite debatable and there are quite a few representations of what exactly does it. In general, when disabled, it lest BIOS manage USB devices and ports. However, when enabled, the operating system manages it.
So, to fix the error that no signed device drivers were found, some users choose to enable it and it is effective. Hence, you can try it, too.
Now, here is the tutorial.
After that, save the changes and exit the BIOS settings. Then check
Way 5. Change Everything to Legacy and Change Boot Order
The last way you can try to fix the error that no signed device drivers were found is to change everything to legacy and set the boot drive to USB or CD/DVD.
Now, here is the tutorial.
After that, reboot your computer and check whether the error that no signed device drivers were found is fixed.
Source:minitool.com
Diskpart is not showing the only ssd as a partition so making active task can’t be done. The thing is my laptop has got only one drive,i.e SSD. And in the installation process like shown in screenshots , the ssd where os is to be installed is not detected there for some reason.
Please select and clean the partition which you have used for ubuntu as a system drive. After that, you will get the list of your partition.
To select the partition and clean, it needs to be detected first and there is no partition showing while using diskpart command.
Maybe, Windows found it hard to override linux. Because the only ssd is root partition of ubuntu and windows is unable to show it.
As far as I know, Now there are only two ways either you have to takeout out the SSD and flash it or use an external SSD or HDD to install windows Temporary.
Create a bootable media using a windows machine.
Or if you haven’t yet deleted Ubuntu, create windows bootable media using windows VM.
If you create windows bootable media using Ubuntu, it most likely won’t work. Have faced similar issue in past.
It’s not about creating bootable usb rather this issue is after creating bootable USB from another pc with windows OS. The thing is my laptop has got only one drive,i.e SSD. And in the installation process like shown in screenshots , the ssd where os is to be installed is not detected there for some reason.
I thought the OS files might be corrupted. So it wasn’t detecting the SSD. Might be the case.
Error is speaking “missing drivers”
Flash your OS properly using “media creation tool” of microsoft to download or flash original ISO in bootable media, using your friends windows laptops or virtual machine in your Ubuntu if yet it is working fine.. this will clone genuine os from your system or Microsoft … this will fix broken packages and drivers issues…
This issue is after creating bootable USB from another pc with windows OS. The thing is my laptop has got only one drive,i.e SSD. And in the installation process like shown in screenshots , the ssd where os is to be installed is not detected there for some reason.