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JW250 · 03-23-2018

The other day I was in process of moving some files from my OS drive which is on a Samsung 960 Evo M.2 Nvme when it crashed into bios. I noticed that 960 Evo was no longer listed on boot list. My Mobo is a Asus Maximus IX Hero. The Samsung 960 Evo wa...

JW250 · 03-23-2018

Chino wrote:Do you have a hard drive or SATA SSD? You could install Windows on one of those and see if the M.2 is detected in Windows. It's worth a try.I installed Windows 10 to SSD and installed Samsung Magician. Neither Windows Device Manager or Sa...

JW250 · 03-23-2018

Chino wrote:Do you have a hard drive or SATA SSD? You could install Windows on one of those and see if the M.2 is detected in Windows. It's worth a try.I'll try that this evening

JW250 · 03-23-2018

Chino wrote:If possible, try testing it in another system. But by the sound of it, it might be dead. Unfortunately, I don't have another board that has M.2 Nvme. I would hate to believe that 960 Evo was dead after seven months. I'm just hoping I can...

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