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1. #Crucial storage executive recognizes m.2 but not bios plus#
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3. #Crucial storage executive recognizes m.2 but not bios free#

Otherwise, it looks like an RMA situation to me. I'm sure you've thought of that, but mentioning it just in case, and if you happened to change something when testing the Intel 760p. I don't have your board but I know on some previous versions of the EDGE, and current versions of other boards, the M2_1 slot was effectively disabled if all SATA ports were used. Last thing to check is the SATA situation.

I guess something like that is conceivable for M.2 slots as well.

I'd previously seen examples of damaged PCIe slots in which some graphics cards still functioned while others didn't, because of the different circuit arrangement on the graphics card and the relative importance of different input pins. It's notable that this is not only presumably older, but also a lot smaller and therefore probably requiring less power. The only puzzle is the fact that then Intel 760p is detected. If you haven't tried the Transcend drive in one of the other slots yet, that would be the obvious next step to confirm that. You've established that the various drives are fine, you've established that multiple drives cannot be detected in the M2_1 slot and you've established that at least some of those drives can be detected in other slots. If problem is on BIOS or SSD firmware, why MSI side can detect the same family SSD without problem.Īnyone has any clues? Last resort is to send in to MSI, but only want to do it if no other solutions, coz it's troublesome and take time.Ĭlearly something is up with your MSI board. If problem is on my motherboard's hardware, why it can detect Intel 760p but not any others. Motherboard on latest and/or also an unreleased version provided by MSI tech support. (They provide a screenshot)Īll the SSD are working on other PCs and with latest firmware.

#Crucial storage executive recognizes m.2 but not bios plus#

Transcend PCIe SSD 220S 2TB (PCIE 3): M2_1 cannot detectĬrucial P3 Plus 1TB (PCIE 4): M2_1 can detect. Intel 760p 256GB (PCIE 3): all M.2 port can detect.Ĭrucial P3 Plus 4TB (PCIE 4): M2_1 can't detect, other M.2 ports can detect MSI tried to reproduce it, their motherboard can detect Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB (same family but smaller size than mine).

M.2 has around 2500MB/s for data reading and writing.

#Crucial storage executive recognizes m.2 but not bios free#

Crucial Storage Executive has a Momentum Cache feature for increasing SSD speed in drive operations. EaseUS Data Recovery Services Request a free evaluation > Home > Data Recovery Resource Updated by Cedric on Approved by Evan Galasso Categories M.2 drive, known as M.2 SSD, is a small-sized disk that directly connects to the motherboard in a computer. In the disk manager, there was an automatic. It was working like a dream boot up happened in under ten seconds, etc. First boot, the MX500 was showing up in the BIOS and also in the disk manager in Windows, but not Windows Explorer.

#Crucial storage executive recognizes m.2 but not bios windows 7#

Installed to M2_1 another SSD I have: Transcend PCIe SSD 220S 2TB (TS2TMTE220S). SN750 SSD Is not recognized by BIOS or Windows. I just put together a build with a brand new M500 240GB, installed Windows 7 64-bit SP1 and everything seemed okay.