2. SSD says no media?

I switched back to my old PC, and it has an antenna cable, which I had to remove when I removed the CPU. Now, however, my PC shows "No Medium" for the second hard drive in the partition manager. Is that the cause, or is it something else? I tried using those as well, but I wasn't sure if I could install them that way. My second SSD is external, connected via a SATA cable.

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dsteinigfn
1 year ago

I’m spontaneously thinking about a few fault causes:

  1. A poor or loose connection of the USB drive.
  2. The USB driver is outdated or not properly installed.
  3. The USB drive was forcibly separated without removing it from the computer “safe”.
  4. Virus infection.
  5. MBR or PBR of the device were damaged.
  6. Inappropriate power supply from the USB port.
  7. There are some bad sectors on the USB drive.
  8. Faulty USB flash drive.
  9. The error “USB stick shows no medium” also occurs when the flash memory controller cannot communicate with the NAND flash memory on the drive. Then Windows treats the drive as an empty drive.
  10. USB device is disabled in BIOS.