SSD not recognized in "computer" or "disk management" but is in the BIOS.
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unknownofprob
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Not too long ago I was using it for my OS (Windows 8), just a few days ago I re-installed my OS on my (what use to be my secondary HDD). I didn't bother to wipe my SSD before doing so. Anyways, now the only place it appears to be recognized is the Bios.
unknownofprob
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you are going to have to wipe whatever is on there otherwise of the sound of it, it will never work.
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maxwellmelon
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just wondering in your bios are all your sata ports enabled. I know from my bios I can disable specific sata ports even though it will display what is hooked to it.
have you tried disconnecting your new drive and see if the ssd boots the computer still as you say it has windows installed on it still?
are your drivers up to date on your new install? you might need to update drivers on your new drive so that all the sata ports work (im talking specifically about motherboard drivers/manufacture drivers)
have you tried disconnecting your new drive and see if the ssd boots the computer still as you say it has windows installed on it still?
are your drivers up to date on your new install? you might need to update drivers on your new drive so that all the sata ports work (im talking specifically about motherboard drivers/manufacture drivers)
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