Partition an M.2 NVMe?

Q1: Has anyone here partitioned a M.2 NVMe drive?

Q2: What program did you use to do it?

I'm playing with a new rig, just set it up, and fired up Partition Wizard 9.1 free bootable and it does not see the drive. It sees my SATA HDD.
The NVMe shows up in BIOS. It is raw, fresh install, nothing done to it yet, no Windows install yet (Bad RAM....Grrrr).

Once I install W10, and it formats the drive and creates it's own four partitions, do you think it will show up in PW then?

You will need to initialise and format the drive just like any new fresh brand new drive.

@TV2 -

The above comments are correct. If it's a bare drive it must be Partitioned and Formatted like any other for Windows 10.
Are you doing a special configuration?

I did not make my question clear.
I plan on installing windows on the NVMe. It will be the only device connected at the time I do the install. I will let Windows create the 4 partitions it needs.

It is a 500GB drive. After the installation, I'm thinking of using two 250GB partitions. Shrinking the C: partition using a Partition Manager as I would normally do. It's just that these NVMe's are new to me.

I would assume it's just like any SSD or HDD for that matter, no big deal. But I'm looking for advice from anyone that has actually done it.

I'm wondering if Partition Wizard cannot see the NVMe because it is raw and unformatted. But it can always see unformatted SATA disks and SSDs. So now I am concerned that the tech is too new for the program to recognize as a drive at all.

This is a new build, no OS installed yet.
I got some bad RAM and am fiddling around while I wait for replacement modules. There is nothing but BIOS to look at now.

I have PW on a bootable CD (!). Version 9.1.
It looks like you have the Windows installed free version 11 there. It could be that the new version sees NVMe's , but v9.1 is clueless.

Yeah, that's what I'm concerned about.
Bios sees it.

So it looks like you just kept the whole 500GB. Have you ever tried to partition that NVMe?