Forum thread: ssd masters come here

2021-01-17 13:03

GO ON, START TALKING

2021-01-17 13:05

1. plug it in 2. done

2021-01-17 13:06

just connect it and then close it

2021-01-17 13:06

Dai snimka

2021-01-17 13:08

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2021-01-17 13:11

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appuals.com/ssd-not-showing-up/#:~:text=.. method 5

2021-01-17 13:16

what ssd? sata or m.2 and what troubles?

2021-01-17 13:09

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Its sata the problem is the following: 1. The drive is showing in the BIOS. 2. The drive is showin in windows (when I click on C>TOOLS> It says the ssd is working properly, but it doesn't show up in the disk managment and it says the drivers are up to date but still..

2021-01-17 13:11

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open the windows partitionmanager (just type that in) and allocate memory to the drive like create a partition

2021-01-17 13:18

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yeah the problem is it doesnt show up in here

2021-01-17 13:20

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it's unlikely that it's that, but how many other drives does the pc have? if its old or not the best mainboard it could be that you don't have enough PCI-lanes to run another drive, but it's very unlikely, probably some small fix I don't know about, but trying another SATA port could help edit: nvm forget about it, i forgot its not a m.2, not enough pci-lanes cant be a problem for sata drives

2021-01-17 13:25

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he has another 120gb ssd but yeah it makes sense. his motherboard is h310m-k

2021-01-17 13:25

Try to switch SATA port on the motherboard. On my previous motherboard I had compatibility issues between my new SSD and some of the ports. [SATA0/SATA1 is worked well, the other ports not that much]

2021-01-17 13:26

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I mean it would make perfect sense if he just put the same cable from his old hdd to the ssd and the ssd isnt working properly, right?

2021-01-17 13:50

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Sure... but I did the same, detached my HDD and pluged in the SSD. I had absolutely no clue what's the problem... Finally I found that it was pluged to SATA5 or SATA6, because that was the most easily accessible, not SATA0 at the other side of the motherboard. :D

2021-01-17 13:58

i don't know details

2021-01-17 13:10

Check the drive in Start -> Disk Management. Probably the space on the SSD is not allocated yet in Windows (no letter for the Drive, etc).

2021-01-17 13:18

You need to set up the drive in windows, I don't remember quite how exactly from last year I did. But was simple enough that the option was right in my face in devices and drives section.

2021-01-17 13:27