Solved NVME m.2 ssd wont show up on disk management/disk partition

[c1ainel]

just bought a sn750 wont show up on disk management/disk partition but it shows up on bios and disk manager

Motherboard : Gigabyte b450m ds3h v2

any help would be greatful

 

[ZedClampet]

Has it been assigned a drive letter when you go into disk management or is it not there at all?

Here's a good article on what to do if it isn't there at all:

How to Fix the Issue of an SSD Not Showing Up in Windows

A missing SSD in Windows can occur due to improper initialization, lack of a partition, or missing drive letter assignment, which prevents the system from

appuals.com

 

[Alm]

I think it probably just isn't formatted yet.

 

[c1ainel]

Has it been assigned a drive letter when you go into disk management or is it not there at all?

Here's a good article on what to do if it isn't there at all:

How to Fix the Issue of an SSD Not Showing Up in Windows

A missing SSD in Windows can occur due to improper initialization, lack of a partition, or missing drive letter assignment, which prevents the system from

appuals.com

yup its not there

 

[Colif]

disk manager

what is disk manager?

or do you mean Device manager?
is this win 10? Does it show up in storage spaces?
if it just shows how to create one, you don't have one yet - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...-windows-b6c8b540-b8d8-fb8a-e7ab-4a75ba11f9f2

updating these might help - https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/b450

 

[Brian Boru]

what is disk manager?

Presumably Disk Management. In Win10, r-click on Start and it's there, just above Computer Management, of which it's a component.

 

[Colif]

Presumably Disk Management. In Win10, r-click on Start and it's there, just above Computer Management, of which it's a component.

just bought a sn750 wont show up on disk management/disk partition but it shows up on bios and disk manager

He already said it doesn't show there

 

[Brian Boru]

it doesn't show there

Ah my bad, they are two different things. In that case, I echo your question.

 

[ZedClampet]

He already said it doesn't show there

I couldn't figure out what Disk Manager was, so the question confused me.

Ah my bad, they are two different things. In that case, I echo your question.

Disk Manager isn't a thing. He means something else. Probably Device Manager like @Colif said. I was really confused when I read his question

 

[c1ainel]

I couldn't figure out what Disk Manager was, so the question confused me.



Disk Manager isn't a thing. He means something else. Probably Device Manage like @Colif said. I was really confused when I read his question

disk manger is in device manager sorry for not being clear there

 

[COLGeek]

just bought a sn750 wont show up on disk management/disk partition but it shows up on bios and disk manager

Motherboard : Gigabyte b450m ds3h v2

any help would be greatful

Does your BIOS detect the SSD? If not, we need to start there.

Make sure to enable NVME support (page 27 of manual).

B450M DS3H V2 (rev. 1.x) Support | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global

Lasting Quality from GIGABYTE.GIGABYTE Ultra Durable™ motherboards bring together a unique blend of features and technologies that offer users the absolute ...

www.gigabyte.com

Page 30 shows you how to see the NVME config (and if a SSD is detected).

 

[Colif]

just bought a sn750 wont show up on disk management/disk partition but it shows up on bios and disk manager

disk manger is in device manager sorry for not being clear there

Does your BIOS detect the SSD? If not, we need to start there.

it shows in Device manager & BIOS
It doesn't show in Disk management & by extension file exploder (file explorer, I just call it exploder)

In the bios, is it setup as RAID?

 

[c1ainel]

Does your BIOS detect the SSD? If not, we need to start there.

Make sure to enable NVME support (page 27 of manual).

B450M DS3H V2 (rev. 1.x) Support | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global

Lasting Quality from GIGABYTE.GIGABYTE Ultra Durable™ motherboards bring together a unique blend of features and technologies that offer users the absolute ...

www.gigabyte.com

Page 30 shows you how to see the NVME config (and if a SSD is detected).

thats the problem it detects it there but not on windows i think it might be a MB problem ill see if changing motherboard would detect it on windows
Note: will update later if it works or not

 

[Alm]

I think it probably just isn't formatted yet.

I'm pretty sure it will be just a formatting issue:

M.2 SSD Showing Up In Bios, but not in Windows 10

I just installed an m.2 drive(pcie, not sata), it shows up in bios but not in Windows file explorer. The drive shows up in device manager so it appears to have power. If I need to format it, how? By the way I already had a hard drive installed with Windows and two of the SATA ports of the MoB wer...

linustechtips.com

 

[c1ainel]

I'm pretty sure it will be just a formatting issue:

M.2 SSD Showing Up In Bios, but not in Windows 10

I just installed an m.2 drive(pcie, not sata), it shows up in bios but not in Windows file explorer. The drive shows up in device manager so it appears to have power. If I need to format it, how? By the way I already had a hard drive installed with Windows and two of the SATA ports of the MoB wer...

linustechtips.com

like i said its not showing up on disk management

 

[c1ainel]

it shows in Device manager & BIOS
It doesn't show in Disk management & by extension file exploder (file explorer, I just call it exploder)

In the bios, is it setup as RAID?

nope

 

[Alm]

like i said its not showing up on disk management

OK, sorry if I misunderstood.

 

[Kaamos_Llama]

NVMe SSD Not Recognized in Disk Management but Recognized in Device Manager

Hello, I recently bought this 500gb Samsung 970 Evo NVMe SSD from Amazon and installed it onto my MSI x570 Gaming Plus motherboard in the top M.2 slot. In the BIOS, it sees the drive, and in Device Manager, it shows up as a drive. However, I can't see the drive in Disk Manager, and when I try to ...

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In the BIOS, it sees the drive, and in Device Manager, it shows up as a drive. However, I can't see the drive in Disk Manager, and when I try to populate the drive in Device Manager it says "Volume information for this disk cannot be found". I've tried looking up the various solutions, but to no effect......

I went into Powershell and used Get-PhysicalDisk and then changed the usage from "retired" to "AutoSelect", following parts of this tutorial.

Then, when that didn't work, I used the command Reset-PhysicalDisk and rebooted my computer. Then, it showed up in DiskPart in cmdprmt, so I went to Disk Manager, rescaned for disks, and added a simple volume, and success! The SSD now is fully installed and operational.

Any help?

 

[c1ainel]

NVMe SSD Not Recognized in Disk Management but Recognized in Device Manager

Hello, I recently bought this 500gb Samsung 970 Evo NVMe SSD from Amazon and installed it onto my MSI x570 Gaming Plus motherboard in the top M.2 slot. In the BIOS, it sees the drive, and in Device Manager, it shows up as a drive. However, I can't see the drive in Disk Manager, and when I try to ...

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Any help?

i think it might work but the steps are not clear if any one can make it more clear that will very helpful

 

[c1ainel]

OK, sorry if I misunderstood.

no need to be sorry im glad you're taking your time to help

 

[Kaamos_Llama]

@c1ainel I'm afraid I'm like the proverbial monkey at the typewriter when it comes to Powershell CMD and such. I just cut and paste things I find in Google until it works. I hoped that would be enough for you to work it out.

I dont want to advise you wrongly and cause any problems, so I'll leave it up to someone who hopefully knows more than me, sorry.

 

[c1ainel]

@c1ainel I'm afraid I'm like the proverbial monkey at the typewriter when it comes to Powershell CMD and such. I just cut and paste things I find in Google until it works. I hoped that would be enough for you to work it out.

I dont want to advise you wrongly and cause any problems, so I'll leave it up to someone who hopefully knows more than me, sorry.

no need to apologize thanks for the help

 

[c1ainel]

for those wondering the ssd was faulty in my case
but it might be different for you.
There is a another solution in this thread it might help you

 

[Brian Boru]

Glad you got it sorted, thanks for reporting back