- Feb 16, 2015
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Hi to all, I think I might have done a silly mistake without realizing it until now and I've only got my SSD last month.
Recently when I try to explore further in BIOS screen, I notice 2 things in my SATA controller setting:
1. First option stating something like "Set the controller type for PORT 0-3"
2. Second option stating something like "Set the controller type for 4/5"
Where AHCI only available on port 0-3 and SATA for port 4 and 5.
My problem is, my SSD is on port 5 when I install windows 7 (Just upgraded to win10 last 2days), So i tried unplug the SSD and plug in to port 0 to 3 and boot, but system can't detect any boot device.
My question is:
1. Do I need to plug my SSD to one of the port 0 to 3 just to get my SSD to full potential?
2. If need to plug to port 0 to 3, how to fix the no boot device detected issue?
3. We can't simply change port? Like once I use port 5 and install OS I can't simply change port?
System spec as follow:
FX6300
Gigabyte GA970-DS3P
Samsung 850 evo 240gb
R9 280
Thanks in advance!
Recently when I try to explore further in BIOS screen, I notice 2 things in my SATA controller setting:
1. First option stating something like "Set the controller type for PORT 0-3"
2. Second option stating something like "Set the controller type for 4/5"
Where AHCI only available on port 0-3 and SATA for port 4 and 5.
My problem is, my SSD is on port 5 when I install windows 7 (Just upgraded to win10 last 2days), So i tried unplug the SSD and plug in to port 0 to 3 and boot, but system can't detect any boot device.
My question is:
1. Do I need to plug my SSD to one of the port 0 to 3 just to get my SSD to full potential?
2. If need to plug to port 0 to 3, how to fix the no boot device detected issue?
3. We can't simply change port? Like once I use port 5 and install OS I can't simply change port?
System spec as follow:
FX6300
Gigabyte GA970-DS3P
Samsung 850 evo 240gb
R9 280
Thanks in advance!
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