The issue has been resolved and all configurations have been restored to their original settings.
The issue has been resolved and all configurations have been restored to their original settings.
Hello everyone, I've switched my SSD to a Samsung M.2 model but it's detecting the boot manager.
https://imgur.com/a/J1Ceiq3
My computer also keeps restarting itself as seen in the attached photo. When resetting all settings, it returns to default values.
I encountered this problem before installing the M.2 SSD.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
to correct your bios time or reset issues, you must replace the round battery on your mainboard. Another possible problem is related to a bios reset; the nvme drive should have its csm disabled, because if it's enabled, the nvme driver can't load properly—this means you won't see any drive or boot from it.
But it is detecting the boot manager. Did you mean
not
picking up in Boot Manager?
Your screenshot appears to indicate the CMOS battery might be low. Go into BIOS and check if your time needs to be set every time you restart the system.
What is the make and model of your motherboard?
What is the make and model of your PSU, and how old is it?
I meant to say it's not appearing in the boot manager. The BIOS has reset the time shown in the image. It's back to Sun 01/01/2017 time as 01:01:28. I own a MSI MPG Z390 gaming pro motherboard, and the PSU I use is a Corsair CX750 from 2015.
https://imgur.com/a/kuSp7CH
to correct your bios time or reset issues, you must replace the round battery on your mainboard. Another possible problem is related to a bios reset; the nvme drive should have its csm disabled, because if it's enabled, the nvme driver can't load properly—this means you won't see any drive or boot from it.
I also use the same motherboard and encountering the same problem... Where exactly is the CMOS battery located?