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appearing solely in bios

appearing solely in bios

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narwhalfanatic
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01-18-2019, 04:57 AM
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i've used this setup for three years without making any changes. suddenly my computer won't boot into the m.2 drive, showing an error like "unable to reach boot drive." i reset the bios, checked the ssd settings, but didn't know much about it. the m.2 appears in bios, and when i try to flash it, my files load normally while browsing to update the bios. after installing windows on the hdd, the m.2 didn't show up at all, and post-installation i noticed it on the nvme express controller. after checking online, i thought maybe the m.2 port or drive itself might be faulty. i'm unsure which part to replace since i don't have other m.2 drivers or a compatible motherboard. any advice would be greatly appreciated—thanks a lot! Big Grin
my specs: ryzen 7 3700x, asus tuf b450 plus gaming 32 gb, tfx ram gtx 1080
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narwhalfanatic
01-18-2019, 04:57 AM #1

i've used this setup for three years without making any changes. suddenly my computer won't boot into the m.2 drive, showing an error like "unable to reach boot drive." i reset the bios, checked the ssd settings, but didn't know much about it. the m.2 appears in bios, and when i try to flash it, my files load normally while browsing to update the bios. after installing windows on the hdd, the m.2 didn't show up at all, and post-installation i noticed it on the nvme express controller. after checking online, i thought maybe the m.2 port or drive itself might be faulty. i'm unsure which part to replace since i don't have other m.2 drivers or a compatible motherboard. any advice would be greatly appreciated—thanks a lot! Big Grin
my specs: ryzen 7 3700x, asus tuf b450 plus gaming 32 gb, tfx ram gtx 1080

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TxCommand
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01-22-2019, 08:18 AM
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During the installation process, when choosing the drive, did you attempt to install drivers and load the SATA/Raid drivers? Could you provide the drive's make and model?
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TxCommand
01-22-2019, 08:18 AM #2

During the installation process, when choosing the drive, did you attempt to install drivers and load the SATA/Raid drivers? Could you provide the drive's make and model?

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01-22-2019, 01:29 PM
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no i didnt, its a xpg s40 + i am running windows 11 prior to the problem and after
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SillyDragon
01-22-2019, 01:29 PM #3

no i didnt, its a xpg s40 + i am running windows 11 prior to the problem and after

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