Windows 10: ssd problem installing

hey everyone

when i put this pc together i've built it with a m.2 950pro, install win10 from a usb, system is awesome.

problem, i wanted to install the crucial for games, i know the m.2 shares pci-exp, but i've tried all the sata ports and new cables while using onboard video (pain in the neck getting to the cable with the 1070) am i missing anything else or did the crucial die ? (heard they had problems that once powered down they wouldn't start ? the crucial is from old system that was also running the win10 upgrade

asus z170a
i7-6700k @ stock + H60
g.skill aegis 2x16gb 2400mhz
evga 1070 ftw
m.2 950 pro

Thoughts ?

:)

 

problem with SSD installation

Device SCSI\Disk&Ven_TOSHIBA&Prod_Q300\4&12816b4b&0&010000 could not be migrated

 

problem with SSD installation

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It`s only supposed to take out sata port 1, test the other ports with another drive, not the crucial.

Poke around in the Bios too. See if it shows what`s going on.

 

i'm going to remove the m.2 reset the bios and try the crucial, no access to spare parts.*Sad

 

No storage drives, Ouch *cry

I`m considering getting a 960 Evo, but a lot of reviewers have said that it dies after a month or so, and they get hot. But I`m sure there are also plenty of people who haven`t had any problems with it.

So I think I`ll put that on the back burner for awhile. But I don`t quite understand why an M.2 would get any hotter then a SSD. Maybe the placement on the motherboard has something to do with it *Huh


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storage is external, 4x3TB seagate for now, once i know what's going on i'll reevaluate

 

i've taken out the 950pro, reinstalled only the crucial M500 and tested all sata ports with new cables, won't be completely satisfied until i test it with a new or working ssd