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Unable to detect the old SDD after installing M2.

Unable to detect the old SDD after installing M2.

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Fynero
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08-31-2023, 01:08 AM
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You just set up an M2 chip and none of your other devices appeared in the boot menu. You had to install Windows on the new drive without transferring your data first (which you should have done earlier). The other SSD still shows Windows, but I can’t see it for copying or moving files. I checked Disk Management, but it wasn’t there.
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Fynero
08-31-2023, 01:08 AM #1

You just set up an M2 chip and none of your other devices appeared in the boot menu. You had to install Windows on the new drive without transferring your data first (which you should have done earlier). The other SSD still shows Windows, but I can’t see it for copying or moving files. I checked Disk Management, but it wasn’t there.

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08-31-2023, 02:57 AM
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Check the specific motherboard model you're using. Identify the type of M.2 SSD you installed. Determine the total number of drives connected through SATA ports, including hard drives and optical drives.
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Joaozinh
08-31-2023, 02:57 AM #2

Check the specific motherboard model you're using. Identify the type of M.2 SSD you installed. Determine the total number of drives connected through SATA ports, including hard drives and optical drives.

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