Windows 10: My SSD is suddenly incorrectly recognised, and performance is bad

Hi,RUnning Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.5073, always updated to the latest available.A problem has suddenly popped up that has left me scratching my head. And driving me crazy.My laptop currently has two SSDs - the primary one on which Windows runs NVMe interface - Drive C: - a 512MB Western Digital Blue and a secondary SATA SSD - Drive D: Crucial BX500 2TB.The system has been running flawlessly for the past two years with that setup.After the last batch of Windows update, I noticed my games which were installed on D: the Crucial SSD slowed to a crawl. I thought my SSD has suddenly go

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Incorrectly recognised name of SSD

im not sure what you meant by BIOS. I restarted my laptop without the old SSD connected, it seems to still recognise my 1TB as a toshiba hard disk drive.

 

SSD not recognised.

No it is not recognised in the BIOS.

 

Incorrectly recognised name of SSD

Hello,

I recently bought a crucial MX500 1TB SSD to replace my MX500 250GB SSD.

I have the 250GB SSD connected to my laptop through a SATA III to USB adapter. I am currently using the 1TB SSD.

However, Windows seems to get its name messed up. It is able to recognise the 250GB SSD correctly, but is recognising the 1TB SSD as a TOSHIBA MQ01ABF050 which is a 500GB hard disk drive (which i do not have).

This is shown in disk/partition formatter, device manager and task manager. The SSD is not functioning weirdly but the incorrect naming is bothering me.