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I have also tried removing the second ssd and that didn't help either.

I recently decided to add a second ssd drive to my laptop. The laptop is an asus a15 tuf gaming laptop. It came with a 512g ssd and the slot for a second one. I wanted to add a Kingston fury 2tb ssd. Once it was installed, when I powered up the laptop, I only get a black screen. I have tried...

That's kinda what I thought. I just wanted to check. Thanks!

No, the front panel is all one piece. It's a Thermaltake Versa N27

I know one side panel is removable, I think both of them are. one side is attached with big screws. Its designed for easy access to the internal parts.

My desktop did not come with an optical disk drive. I would like to install one, but it has no opening on the outside of the tower for one. Can I still install one or do I need to buy an external one?

I have tried connecting it to all of my usbs and to a different computer.

Yes, it is a laptop. It's a Dell Latitude E6430.

The model number of the motherboard is 98QNNX1. I tried that before, several times. When I plug the drive back it, it registers as the UASP instead. I have tried it in all of my usb ports. In one usb port, the light on the drive is red, when I try the other two, the light is blue.

My problem is the for the last two years this drive was a regular standard external hard drive, not a uasp storage device. I have 800+gbs of files stored on it that I can't access. As I explained, when I go to the device manager, my only options are uninstalling the device which I have tried...

But how do I access the info on the drive?

I have a 1tb Silicon Power external hard drive. I have Windows 10. Two days ago, it was working fine. I tried to plug it in yesterday and it does not show up under My PC. It shows up in the Device Manager under Storage Controllers, instead of under Portable Devices like my other external...

My brother bought a range extender. Plugged it in and it worked. Our internet went out and we had to have a technician come and repair it. Now the online setup can't detect our wireless network SSID and won't allow us to connect manually via the "hidden network" option.