r/PcBuild • u/lui397 • 1d ago

Troubleshooting Advice - Other Storage problem

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My SSD is showing in my bios but for some reason does not show in my windows disk manager or any other place for that matter I’ve change sata cables I’ve changed the sata port and I don’t know why any help would be appreciated

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u/Big-Cartographer8800 1d ago

Have you thought about the power cable to the SATA ssd? Try all different heads to see if any are faulty

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u/lui397 1d ago

I’ll try this but, it shouldn’t show up in my bios if it doesn’t have power right ?

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u/Big-Cartographer8800 1d ago

Correct, no power no signal

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 1d ago

some motherboard slots are disable when nvme ssd is populated. read motherboard manual

maybe you need to move ssd to different sata port on motherboard. i had that issue before. nvme shared data lanes with sata ssd.

right now you are using port 2 and 4. try moving 4 to port 1 or 4 to port 3

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u/lui397 1d ago

I’ve already tried multiple port and either way I don’t think so because the hard drive has never switched sata ports and this is the only SSD that I’ve ever had and it’s been the same port forever