PC doesn't recognize SSD?
The following:
The PC recognizes the SSD in the BIOS, but it does not recognize it via F12.
Windows is on it.
What should I do
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How should we know which motherboard is in use and how the SSD is now really connected…. because in the PCIe slot an SSD with M.2 connection does not fit at all – at least not without corresponding controller card, which can only provide a boot medium if it is a host adapter with its own BIOS.
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Dell Optiplex, it-7500
Good day
Hello,
that looks like the SSD is not bootable.
How did the Windows get there or where did the SSD come from?
Best regards from Leipzig
I had to replace the MB from an old system to chew, because of comdenser damage.
Same CPU, other MB, otherwise everything is the same and the SN definitely works
So a “new start” after conversion, only with old SSD. So the PC has not worked after the conversion.
Then get a PC magazine with the “Notfall DVD” or burn an emergency stick and first test if everything else works.
Oh yes, an installation DVD or stick goes, of course.
He didn’t boot to the OS no, don’t leave me any option
So he hasn’t booted yet – that’s exactly what you should first test with a life system. Because you don’t have one, I wrote up where they just exist.
Nine GPU, CPU etc are just the MB is changed.
The PC works in the sense yes, only it does not find a bootable device although it recognizes the SSD.
Go to Disk Management
To the ssd
Initialization
That’s my Windows SSD accordingly, I don’t get to the OS ran.
Is your m2 slot a sata port or nvme?
How is windows on?
Go to boot and choose your ssd instead of winboot manager
The SSD works on another system without problems, has it now made over usb gran and goes, I still do it,
What can do is ssd dtan. Usb with win 10 (media creationtool) and see if this can be repatriated
To save data and reinstall it – I have always been doing
Ok on another system
No, but I just tested it on another system, suddenly he says no operating system, shit.
Do you have any hard drives? Take it off
No, I’ve had the PC for a long time, but the MB had a capacitor damage that wasn’t manageable, i.e. new MB and pure, and since then it’s not possible
So you just want to put your old ssd in another pc?
NVME
Windows is on it right now as the SSD comes from an old system.
I can’t choose anything in the BIOS. There’s only Boot Nanager and more.
see if windows also recognize them.
How am I supposed to do that? This is my Windows SSD.
and how did you get windows on it?
Well, you’re just trolling here, with 8 years of experience in the HW area, I think more than you:)
or I have a warning and let others die stupid without warning.
So I’m pulling out that you don’t have the idea of helping me, and that’s why you’re so excited.
Aha
ah, the problem sits like so often in front of the screen.
Are you going to do me here now? Or how can I understand?
Trust me, I have several years of experience in the field of HW, only that is a problem where I don’t get any further
so only müllhardware and an incapable user before.
Nothing, he always goes into some review, system scan, and then bugg him a bit.
I have a 7500
in a Dell Optplelxß
New MB assembled and zack
and what else?
, I’ve had the PC for a long time, but the MB had a capacitor damage that wasn’t manageable, so new MB and pure, and since then it hasn’t been possible
By having the SSD worked