Booting from UEFI not detecting installed drive

[PsySc0rpi0n]

Hello.

I'm trying to install Debian 10 using netinst image of about 340Mb. But after install Debian in UEFI mode and reboot, there is no sign of my new SSD.

Ok, now more into detail.
I have a Clevo P170EM and I just bought a new SSD. Samsung 860 EVO (500Gb).
If I do this using normal mode, everything goes well. However, when I try to change it to UEFI mode, and install the same Debian image into my new SSD, and after I restart the laptop, I get into BIOS menu again. And when I check for my SSD, I can't see any signs of it.

Do I need to use any special image of Debian to be able to install in UEFI mode?
If needed, I can put here some screenshots of my BIOS available options.

I appreciate any help. Thanks


Edited;

Adding to that, when I install in normal mode, I get a prompt asking where to install the grub. But I don't get the same prompt when I try to install in UEFI mode.

[Head_on_a_Stick]

after install Debian in UEFI mode and reboot, there is no sign of my new SSD

That's a bit vague. What exactly happens when you start the computer after installing Debian? What do you see? Where and how are you looking to find your new SSD?

If you just mean that the new Debian system won't boot and that you can't see a Debian option in the firmware ("BIOS") boot menu then your machine's UEFI implementation might be faulty — some do not "remember" new NVRAM boot entries, some will only boot entries that are marked as "trusted" and some will only boot EFI loaders that follow Microsoft's (non-standard) nomenclature.

See https://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloade ... ive-naming for more on this.

Do I need to use any special image of Debian to be able to install in UEFI mode?

No.

when I install in normal mode, I get a prompt asking where to install the grub. But I don't get the same prompt when I try to install in UEFI mode

That is the expected behaviour.