Windows 10: BSOD issues after putting in a new M2 SSD into my PC build, how can I fix?

I am getting BSOD all the time, getting IQRL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, and PAGE_FAULT_IN_NON_PAGE_AREA - please help! I bought a new M2 SSD recently and put it into my PC, did a fresh install of windows 10 but I am getting error after error. I don’t know what to do, the computer is becoming unusable.

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M2 SSDs

Motherboard: Intel B560

Processor: i511400

OS: Windows 11

SSD: Western Digital 2TB

Windows won’t recognize me M2 SSD and I’m not sure why, I went to disk management and nothing. I went to the BIOS and it’s not showing there either. I used the cmd tool and put in the command’ disk list’, to no avail. Everything is tight and secure but nothing is popping up. Please advise.

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New M2 card "not compatible" with windows 11

I ended up resolving this myself. for people who want help with this issue, I did the following:

• I unplugged both my other storage devices from my motherboard - an SSD and a hard drive
  
• I ran startup with only the M2 card attached and the windows 11 media USB inserted
  
  • I think that the m2 card being alone was enough to force the system to want to install. I didn't make any other changes from above for the install to work (I was fully compatible to install but it didn't anyway)
    
• setup worked normally from there.
  
• I had to reconnect and manually format the SSD which had my previous OS on it later.
  
  • If you have problems here with the system booting off your old OS, you'll need to go into BIOS and change the booting order so put your new storage device first.
    

 

New pc build ssd and hdd

I recently finish to build my gaming system

and instead get a HDD

I choose a secondary SSD for overall performance vs a regular HDD

and the SSD have other benefits compare to a HDD.!

my primary SSD 111GB I have the OS and the game I play everyday

my secondary M2 SSD 256GB I have my backup and one more game

my primary SSD still have 37,8GB free space

my secondary SSD still have 150GB free space

why I choose an SSD for my secondary hard drive?

because the price was reasonable and plus I have a M2 SSD port on my motherboard

and I never run out for space

and obviously because the SSD is faster and doesn't produce heat like a HDD does

I used to use a 500GB HDD in my old build

and I remember when I defrag the HDD it take at least 1 hour

the SSD doesn't have to be defrag and I love it...!!!!