Windows 10: New SSD not detecting in windows. Shows up fine on Bios.

I have a sata 2.5 SSD 960GB that doesn't get detected by windows.


I have enabled AHCI and "Hot plug" - my bios detects them just fine. - - its the ftm96... drive.

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2.4 MB








but they do not show up in computer management. at all. Preview attachment IMG_20200127_204836.jpg




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2.6 MB


How can i get windows to acknowledge that I do in fact have 960 gb worth of data that i'd like to have access to. Any advice would be great.

I am in contact with the SSD manufactor and they have helped get me to this stage - where bios detects it - but no where else.

:)

 

Installing SSD not detected by BIOS

Sequence of installing new SSD.

1. Disconnected the HDD with Windows.
2. Fitted Syba 4 Sata PCI-E card
3. Fitted Samsung 500GB 860 SSD connected to Syba 4 Sata PCI-E card
4. Installed Windows 10 Home in Samsung 500GB 860 SSD

​Windows installed fine in the SSD. Entered the BIOS to set the SSD as 1st Boot priority but the BIOS has not detected it. The only boot devices shown in the BIOS are the CD/DVD Rom and the Replaceable Device. *Mad
Device Manager shows the SSD connected.
I connected the the HDD which still has Windows installed but I get the message to "Reboot and Select Boot Media" even though the SSD is still connected. *Eek
Any help would be most appreciated.

Just noticed while safe removing USB memory stick that the SSD shows as a removable drive C\:!!!! *Eek

 

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Windows is not detecting the SSD - But it shows up under storage in the BIOS.

I'm not sure what you're directing me to there Andrew.

The laptop is MSI, the SSD is Crucial.

 

SSD is not detected in BIOS

Hi,

My desktop computer was running perfectly fine when suddenly the SSD (boot OS) is not detected when booting up. I tried using the SSD with other computers, it's not being detected. Removed other sata cables and just used this one and still not working.

However, when I tried using an enclosure, the files are being detected. Tried to boot it using the enclosure, I'm getting an error message (INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE). It does go to login screen when I do safe mode but Im unable to login because I was using
a PIN to get access. Unable to reset pw as well because it's only working on safe mode.

Any help?

Asus h97m-e motherboard

Msi gtx 950

Intel i5 3.20GHz

2x kingston 8gb ram

Kingston 120gb SSD (win10 OS)

WD HDD 1TB (other hdd for files)

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