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Interesting, i will get the 970 EVO then. Thanks mate😁

Oh one more thing, is there any difference in getting the 980 over the 970? Probably the first is faster than the latter.

I see now. Yeah I had the WD Green at the very top-first slot. So I will put the new EVO in the slot below.

Ahh alright cool. I'll see what I can do now. Thank you guys for the help, you guys are legends. I'll respond back here if anything comes up.

Gotcha. Also, how come I have to put the new M.2 in the slot where the WD Green wasn't in? What's the "theory" behind that. Just curious lol.

Is it possible Is it possible then to just copy the files I want from the WD Green (if I can access the WD Green) and put them onto the new M.2 and give it a new start of windows? Also I'm curious how to backup files before things like this happen? Do I backup my files, in the future, onto a...

Yeah nah, no backup for the WD Green. So is there just no way to clone it over to the future new one? Cool, I will have a look at the 970

No, the OS is on the WD Green M.2. I was using it as a boot drive. Not the WD Black HDD, I am using that to store games onto.

What do you mean by readable? I am unfamiliar. When I tried rebooting after seeing the message it would just take me back to the message again. I turned off an option to disable the message and it would keep taking me to the BIOS instead. The warning message could recognize the name of the...

Never knew that, thanks for the info. What is a good M.2 you would recommend? Obviously, I won’t be buying the WD model again after this.

As the title says, my M.2 has run into a problem. Before this happened, I was using my computer and got stuck in an infinite loop on Visual Studio Code and my PC couldn’t respond or do anything. I did a force shut-down since not even task manager was responding to ending VSC. After the reboot...

Fixed now. Had to change some settings in the BIOS for it to recognize the M.2. I used this guide: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/asus-strix-b360-g-the-system-cannot-find-any-bootable-devices.3316979/ I appreciate your help(y) Kind regards

Sorry, I've been playing around with it for a bit. No, it's not the GPU. I tested it on my other PC and it worked fine. I managed to get to the BIOS. It doesn't want to boot to the m.2 nvme now. Every time I reboot or save and exit the BIOS, it sends me back to it.

Update 2; Seated RAM stick properly in. Keyboard + Mouse lights work. Only monitor still doesn't work.

Update: Turned monitors on and off. Now whenever I put in the HMDI cable into the GPU or MB it will say "HMDI No Signal Detected"