Intel Smart Response Tecnology is not enabled

Hi
I have a notebook HP Envy Spectre 14-3090la. I try to replace the 128GB solid state drive because the original drive is dead. After install the new drive, I try to install the OS from the original USB recovery media, but an error message appears:
"the intel Smart Response Tecnology is not enabled".
When I try to verify the new drive from the BIOS, it was no recognized
Any ideas

inca_ing wrote:
Hi,
You don't understand. I have ONE new SSD drive, and this drive is not detected neither by BIOS nor HP USB recovery.
I boot the system with Ubuntu live USB and I can see this drive under linux environment.
You mentioned both an SSD and mSSD at a point. Hence, my confusion.
Did you update your BIOS before swapping the drives? That is a good step to take before upgrading an SSD. Here is a link to the latest BIOS. However, this must be installed from within an installation of Windows.
Let me know the result.
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