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    Hardware: Dell OptiPlex 3000 Micro
    FOG Version: 1.5.10.1733
    (Latest stable: 1.5.10.1734)

    Hello everyone,

    I am facing an issue while trying to capture an image from a Dell OptiPlex 3000 Micro that has two disks:

    NVMe SSD – 256 GB

    HDD – 1 TB

    When I start the capture process, FOG only captures the 1 TB HDD. The NVMe SSD is not captured at all.

    FOG detects the disks as follows:

    HDD appears as Disk 0

    NVMe SSD appears as Disk 1

    The disk order does not change, and the NVMe is ignored during capture.

    I am using the image type “Multiple Partition Image – All Disks”, because the goal is to capture the entire machine (both disks).

    Tests already performed:

    I removed the HDD and tried to capture only the NVMe SSD → the capture worked correctly.

    However, this solution does not work for my scenario, because I need to deploy this image to around 80 machines, and doing manual captures or disk removal is not viable.

    Because of this, I believe the issue may be related to:

    NVMe disk handling, or

    A limitation or bug in FOG when capturing multiple disks with NVMe + SATA together.

    Has anyone experienced a similar issue or found a workaround for capturing NVMe + HDD together on Dell OptiPlex Micro systems?

    Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you in advance.

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