I have lenovo yugo 2 pro, one day I turned on my laptop and it show me a message boot failed, I checked the SSD is working in another computer , I replaced the board that connected the SSD to it Also I replaced the cable , that is connected the SSD board to the motherboard.
BIOS does not recognize the internal hard drive, but the internal hard drive is working in another computer
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Boogieman_WD
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Hey there, Omar.
It was a good suggestions by @Colif, but if it didn't help you could try updating your BIOS/UEFI, to see if that fixes things up. Also, I'd recommend that you test the drive for errors with its manufacturer's diagnostic tool, just to make sure that it has no issues whatsoever.
Another option would be to get in touch with the laptop manufacturer's customer support and explain your situation, to see if you're having some sort of incompatibility issue (even though this is unlikely in most cases).
Hope that helps. Please keep us updated.
Boogieman_WD
It was a good suggestions by @Colif, but if it didn't help you could try updating your BIOS/UEFI, to see if that fixes things up. Also, I'd recommend that you test the drive for errors with its manufacturer's diagnostic tool, just to make sure that it has no issues whatsoever.
Another option would be to get in touch with the laptop manufacturer's customer support and explain your situation, to see if you're having some sort of incompatibility issue (even though this is unlikely in most cases).
Hope that helps. Please keep us updated.
Boogieman_WD
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Did you manage to get around testing the SSD with a diagnostic tool. Sometimes, when there's a fault of some sort with a drive might be recognized by one computer and not by another. That's why it's recommended that with similar issues you always try the SSD/HDD with a different computer (mostly for recovery and/or testing purposes if it's recognized properly).
So give it a go with a diagnostic tool, to see what happens.
So give it a go with a diagnostic tool, to see what happens.
Boogieman_WD
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Well, I was talking about the SSD manufacturer's diagnostic tool. Anyway, you could also try a couple of tools from this article, just to check and double-check the drive: https://www.lifewire.com/free-hard-drive-testing-programs-2626183
Please let me know what happens.
Please let me know what happens.
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