Windows 10: I'm having a trouble with my pc who keeps crashing. It somehow always involve the SSD ? Not...

I haD a BSOD with the following code : 0x8000400000000002. Seems like on some threads it's the SSD or the AMD'S CPU/GPU. Since I'm on Intel, can't be that, but for the SSD, it might be the case but still, not too sure.

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M.2 SSD Crashes for no reason

Thanks for the follow-up. The behavior you mention the blacking out pixel by pixel I wouldn't rule out something related to your video card, but the question here is, what's happening with the SSD, right? But just curious, what kind of cooling system do you have installed?

On the other hand, since the Crucial SSD is the one not working, can you please check the suggestion on this post? https://superuser.com/questions/1402150/m-2-ssd...

Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it.

 

Windows Installer not recognizing M.2 SSD but BIOS does

I want to install Windows on a 500GB M.2 SSD that I have on my ASUS TUF F15 laptop but the Windows Installer doesn't recognize the SSD when BIOS does. I have tried literally every solution i could find and nothing has worked so far but I feel like I am close to solving my issue. Any solution that involves accessing Windows is immediately thrown away.

I have tried:

adjusting the SSD position ensuring its secured

tried formatting it in CMD but it doesn't appear on the disk list and is grayed out on the installer

tried using a different M.2 port

tried resetting bios

tried enabling/disabling secure boot

cant find an option to enable/disable the SSD

cant find an option to enable/disable UEFI

boot menu only gives fast boot and delete boot option

tried updating bios

tried disabling fast boot

This happened after i screwed around with intel RAID stuff and it basically killed my SSD. RAID is no longer enabled on the SSD.

The installer also suggests downloading storage drivers, but I highly doubt thats the issue.

My last hope at this point is buying a new SSD and going from there but I'd rather make absolutely sure this is unresolvable before spending money on a new SSD.

 

M.2 ssd upgrade

Hi,

Im new to the world of ssd and pc upgrades today im going to install an m.2 nvme ssd to my laptop and keep my old hard drive so my question is if i unplug the hard drive put in the m.2 nvme ssd install windows on it and then plug the hard drive again do i lose any data of the hard drive?? I have very important files on it and im scared of losing them