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Windows 11 shows no M.2 SSD detection following a blue screen issue.

Windows 11 shows no M.2 SSD detection following a blue screen issue.

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CocaCola15
Senior Member
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05-04-2021, 09:16 PM
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Hey there, I see you're facing some tricky problems with your PC setup. Let's go through what might be going on and how we can tackle it. You've got a solid build so far—everything seems to be working well until the last minute. The recent blue screen after the M.2 SSD disappeared is definitely concerning. It could point to a driver issue, a corrupted boot sector, or even a faulty SSD. Since you're planning to switch the SSD soon, it's wise to double-check everything beforehand. Have you tried reinstalling the OS or checking for updates? Also, ensure your BIOS is up to date and that all drivers are correctly installed. If you can share more details about the symptoms and steps you've taken, I might be able to give more targeted advice. Good luck with the upgrade!
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CocaCola15
05-04-2021, 09:16 PM #1

Hey there, I see you're facing some tricky problems with your PC setup. Let's go through what might be going on and how we can tackle it. You've got a solid build so far—everything seems to be working well until the last minute. The recent blue screen after the M.2 SSD disappeared is definitely concerning. It could point to a driver issue, a corrupted boot sector, or even a faulty SSD. Since you're planning to switch the SSD soon, it's wise to double-check everything beforehand. Have you tried reinstalling the OS or checking for updates? Also, ensure your BIOS is up to date and that all drivers are correctly installed. If you can share more details about the symptoms and steps you've taken, I might be able to give more targeted advice. Good luck with the upgrade!

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AJallstar99
Member
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05-05-2021, 04:44 AM
#2
People facing the same problem after updating to Windows 11 22h2. It happens unexpectedly—after a short session it crashes, shows a blue screen, then restarts. After rebooting, it works again for a while. Your system specs are: Intel 10900K, Asus Maximus Hero XII Z490, 64GB DDR4, 3600 RTX 3090, 1200W PSU, Samsung 980 Pro, 1TB SSD.
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AJallstar99
05-05-2021, 04:44 AM #2

People facing the same problem after updating to Windows 11 22h2. It happens unexpectedly—after a short session it crashes, shows a blue screen, then restarts. After rebooting, it works again for a while. Your system specs are: Intel 10900K, Asus Maximus Hero XII Z490, 64GB DDR4, 3600 RTX 3090, 1200W PSU, Samsung 980 Pro, 1TB SSD.

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SillyDragon
Senior Member
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05-05-2021, 04:32 PM
#3
Have a backup M2 slot available to test relocating the SSD. Create a Linux USB installation to locate your SSD remotely and retrieve files for personal or professional use. Build a Windows 11 USB boot drive and attempt a complete reinstall with a full drive format. May this assist you.
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SillyDragon
05-05-2021, 04:32 PM #3

Have a backup M2 slot available to test relocating the SSD. Create a Linux USB installation to locate your SSD remotely and retrieve files for personal or professional use. Build a Windows 11 USB boot drive and attempt a complete reinstall with a full drive format. May this assist you.

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EuropeanUnion
Senior Member
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05-06-2021, 12:43 AM
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Have you discovered a fix for this? The problem started about three years ago, with the same issue described earlier. I've tried almost every troubleshooting method, but now the problem appears randomly after every two months. After cleaning and reinstalling everything, it works for about two months before the BSOD suddenly begins. Switching the SSD to my laptop has resolved the issue so far. Could it be that the M.2 slot on my motherboard is damaged?
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EuropeanUnion
05-06-2021, 12:43 AM #4

Have you discovered a fix for this? The problem started about three years ago, with the same issue described earlier. I've tried almost every troubleshooting method, but now the problem appears randomly after every two months. After cleaning and reinstalling everything, it works for about two months before the BSOD suddenly begins. Switching the SSD to my laptop has resolved the issue so far. Could it be that the M.2 slot on my motherboard is damaged?