M2.0 ssd wird nicht erkannt?

Ich habe mir eine crucial PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD gekauft und in meinem Computer angesteckt es wird nicht erkannt ich habe mir unzählige Videos angeschaut und Nix hat geklappt ich war auch im BIOS drinnen und dort wurde es auch nicht erkannt hat jemand eine Lösung für mich wie ich es schaffe das das System die ssd erkennt

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Philip22de
2 months ago

If your Crucial PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD is not detected, make sure your motherboard supports the NVMe standard in the right M.2 slot. Not all M.2 ports are suitable for NVMe. Check your motherboards’ manual.

In the BIOS you have to SATA mode on AHCI ensure that the NVMe mode is activated. Sometimes the SSD is not detected when the wrong mode is set.

If that doesn’t help, try from one Windows installation medium to boot. There you can see if the SSD is detected and whether the NVMe driver is missing. In this case, you need to manually load the correct driver.

If it continues to work, either the SSD or the M.2 slot could be defective and you should consider an exchange. More info: [Deleted] M2 SSD is not detected or displayed | 7 practicable methods

DrBlub
9 months ago

hi,

I’ve read the board’s instructions a little bit.

  1. If this is not a standart motherboard, for example, only slow RAm is supported. Dsa Board is designed for Maining
  2. In short, your board does not support NVME SSDs, especially Sata SSDs.
DrBlub
9 months ago
Reply to  Butterbrot621

What’s your CPU?

DrBlub
9 months ago

Is the line still gonna fit you? The 6700k has already come quite beautifully into the years and M.2 was still quite at the beginning. ICh wouldn’t guarantee that a new M.2 works clean. On many boards there is not even the M.2 connection.

If you want to keep the CPU I would look at ebay small ads for what cheap

Zuckerwatte20
9 months ago

Hi, look at my last question. Having asked the same question with the same ssd and getting some good answers, however, I am not quite conclusive as I should go along with it.

You should activate something in the bios and update it before, but don’t know exactly how. One said bios update with nem usb stick but the bios didn’t even go on what’s going on.

Vllt. you become smarter from this

DrBlub
9 months ago
Reply to  Zuckerwatte20

hi, did this work with your SSD?

Zuckerwatte20
9 months ago
Reply to  DrBlub

so to be honest I don’t dare to play around because I don’t have the expert 😅 later iwas goes wrong in bios or windows and then my mainboard is going or anything else…

Zuckerwatte20
9 months ago

Yes, then everything starts as before.

DrBlub
9 months ago

Okay, that’s right.

This would be my guess, but it refers to the lower one and not the upper one.

Quote from the guide:

* M2_2, and SATA3_3 use Lanes together. If one of

the other one is deactivated.

If you take the M.2 out, everything will work normal again?

Zuckerwatte20
9 months ago

ryzen 5 2600x sixcore

DrBlub
9 months ago

ok, in this case it actually plays the CPU a role.

Which one do you have?

Zuckerwatte20
9 months ago

AsRock AB350M Pro R2.0

DrBlub
9 months ago

It’s hard to do that, but it might have a guess.

which motherboard do you have?