Recent content by Berhen

Absolutely! Lesson learned. Now I am just trying to figure out how to use it in my new system. Only 1 SATA cable seems to fit in it.. I am not sure how to connect it. Any help?

Here it is now i just connect it to my new system, right? MSI Pro B660-A

OMFGGGGGGGGGGGGGG I FOUND !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE RIGHT YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WAIT LET ME TRY TO TAKE A PIC OF IT AND SHOW HERE

worth looking into that. I will try to find out, as the laptop does not even power on anymore.

there's nothing unfortunately, im checking right now, all slots are empty

Unfortunately no, checked on both sides, couldn't find something edit : also sorry I made a mistake, the exact laptop name is Lenovo G50-45 and exact model is 80E3

Lenovo G45-50 EDIT: REALLY? SO COULD BE STORED SOMEWHERE SITLL? THERE IS HOPE?

That's correct. It was allocated and it was E, but I formatted and deleted it. Now I am booting from Disk 0 (SATA SSD), and in the D drive I see C drive content of NVMe SSD (Disk 1)

I am booting from the SATA SSD (HS-SSD-E100 128GB), which is Disk 0.

I will try. I still do not understand why or how a D drive would just disappear like that. I hate that.

no, Disk 0 is the one from the old system and the one that had D drive. Right now I am seeing D Drive but it has the C drive contents of the M2_1 SSD (new drive)

First of all, thank you for your reply! In the old system (a Lenovo G45-50 laptop), I only had this one SATA SSD inside (no 2nd HDD/SSD connected), so I think that means the answer is Yes. Currently, in the new system (MSI PRO B660-A), I have an NVME SSD in M2_1 slot, and the 2.5'' SATA SSD...

Hi everyone, I have a 2.5'' SATA SSD that I was using on my old laptop, and it had a D drive where all of my important data is kept. Now the laptop had a faulty charging port and I think that short-circuited the motherboard and it just would not turn on anymore. I have taken the SSD out and put...