m.2 drive isn't being detected on Windows 10
m.2 drive isn't being detected on Windows 10
Your setup seems normal, but the issue might be with how Windows handles the M.2 drive. It’s possible the drive isn’t properly detected or recognized during startup. Restarting is a common fix, but if it persists, check the drive connections, BIOS settings, or consider testing with another USB port. No major concern unless you notice performance drops.
Replace the connection. It seems the contact is missing. That’s what happened to me too—my M.2 screw came out and the SSD wasn’t working properly.