Windows 10: Windows 10 Upgrade OCZ Agility 3 SSD. SSD not recognized & not bootin

Hi Everyone.

I have an issue with my new windows 10 upgrade. I have successfully upgraded my laptop and family pc but i am having issues with my main pc.

Its custom built.
990FX - MOBO
AMD FX - CPU
SSD - OCZ Agility 3

So I was on windows 7 and upgraded to windows 10. I left pc for a while to do the upgrade, comeback to it and could see it had frozen on a black screen.

I tried to reboot but nothing is happening. The SSD isnt been picked up by my BIOS and neither is it on the family pc when I load up the other OS Win 10 system. However once i load up the system from another HDD then attached SSD to the system the SSD is found, BUT.. I cannot access the drive or do anything to it.. I have also tried to use, recuva, etc etc but the computer locks up until i disconnect the SSD and things are okay. I noticed i can get the pc to find the SSD in windows 10, but then it locks up when i try and do something to it, like restore it or format it or even access it like you would normally.

Perhaps someone can please help.... PS. i know the OCZ Agility 3 isn't good, i will change it, but i could do with getting my data of this ssd first.

thanks!



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1 No error message (except program that is not able to access one of the drives). All I get is the Red Cross, click on each one and it connects with no probs.

2 Yes, Windows 7 Netbook - no probs

3 Loads that have been there for ages. Have just changed from OCZ Agility SSD to Samsung SSD 960 EVO M2

 

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Self built desktop. Intel i5 3570K, Gigabyte GA-Z77x-UP5 TH Motherboard, 16GB Corsair DDR3 1333MHz RAM, MSI 980TI Gaming G6. Effected HDD as mentioned in original post is a 3TB Seagate ST300DM001. Bootdrive
is a Samsung 830 120GB SSD, there's also an OCZ Agility 3 120GB SSD, a couple of 1TB Samsung Spinpoint HDDs, 1 is a F1 and the other is a F3 but no issues on these drives.

 

Sorry to hear this. If you are not seeing it in the bios and the cable connecting it is a known working cable, then its probably the drive. You might can get it to read with an enclosure. Keep in mind going forward do not ever by anything OCZ, this company is practically going bankrupt due to its 60% failure rate on its SSD's.