I have a Zenbook Flip 15 that's been running on Windows 10. Microsoft rolled out a Windows 11 update for the laptop. It crashed the computer, I worked with Microsoft support to try several things to fix it, but ultimately the only way to repair it was to do a clean install. I made the USB, but it wouldn't show the drive. I found out on the Asus support website that that's a problem sometimes, so I followed the Asus Support instructions when the drive wasn't coming up and completed the clean install.
Now I'm having two issues and I haven't been able to find any way to resolve them on either the Asus support site, the Microsoft one, or any blogs, etc.
Problem 1: The hard disk is showing a capacity of only 27 GB when there are 512 GB. The computer is still mostly usable, but there are system updates that won't install and software I can't download because the computer thinks the storage is full. The missing GBs don't show up in Disk Management as unallocated space. They don't show up at all, just the 27GB.
Problem 2: Every time the computer starts up there's a message on the screen that reads "abnormal status reported by rapid storage technology UEFI driver."
I don't know if these are related but any help would be much appreciated!
