If your laptop is running the factory software, I can tell you how to export the drivers.
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk
Then from file explorer run setup.exe from the same flash drive to start Windows setup and if Kyhi's recovery tools has the NVMe driver included, it should use that. That will make the flash drive boot into Kyhi's recovery tools which might have the required driver included, I don't know. Replace the \sources\boot.wim file on the Windows 10 installation USB flash drive with the \sources\boot.wim file from Kyhi's recovery tools. Not knowing specifically where to get the driver or how to load it during Windows setup, I can offer what I would try next if it were me. I am not all that familiar with loading external drivers during Winodws setup but I do know that you will have to have the driver for the NVMe disk controller available either on a second USB flash drive or possibly on the same Windows 10 USB flash drive. The problem is that Windows setup does not have a native NVMe driver included. No expert with this stuff, but the BIOS shows the status as Non-RAID controller type is NVMe controller interface is PCIe.Rufus causes a lot of problems when you don't get the overly complicated settings just exactly right for what you want to do, but that is apparently not your problem.
With the 3.0 drive I used Rufus.is that a bad thing? On the 2.0 I used the Windows Media Creation tool.
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