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But the C drive has Windows on it already. But when I power on the PC with the SSD installed I guess it can't see it.

UPDATE: The Geek Squad guy told me I just have to put the SSD in and format it. The problem is, when I turn on the PC with the SSD installed it tells me that no OS was found and that I have to select a boot device. I can't do anything because these messages are all that appear. If I access the...

My 980 and screw set just showed up. I'll install it tomorrow.

I returned it today and bought an external like a dumbass. Just re-ordered the 980 and the screw. I'll return the external to Best Buy.

Trying to enjoy the Dead Space remake but playing on an HDD is causing major problems so I just rush ordered a good SSD. Right now it's a stuttering mess and key items aren't spawning. I'm also playing Goldeneye 007. Not the new Game Pass/NSO port, but the leaked ROM of the cancelled XBLA...

Wow. That first episode was amazing. Supposedly the premiere did better than TWD did in 2009. Much better than Paramount's Halo travesty.

Everything will arrive tomorrow. Then I'll finally have the superior equivalent of the Xbox Series X.

What kind of screw is it? I'll order one. This? Amazon.com: PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD Mounting Screws Kit for Asus Gigabyte ASRock Msi Motherboards, 30pcs : Electronics

I'm not going back to the store again so I just rush-ordered one from Amazon. I'll try this tomorrow and hopefully it works. Thanks for the help.

How would I go about formatting it? Also, when I put it in, I didn't have the screw, but it seemed to stay in place, just slightly sticking out (as in moving away from the motherboard) but the connector was fully inserted into the port. Is that okay?

The C drive is an HDD. That's all I know. I returned the NVMe to the store in haste so I can't screenshot anything. If I buy it again, how am I supposed to set it up in the BIOS menu if I don't have the right options?

From System Information: Drive: C: Description: Local Fixed Disk Compressed: No File System: NTFS Size: 237.87 GB (255,414,206,464 bytes) Free Space: 10.07 GB (10,812,055,552 bytes) Volume Name: (nothing) Volume Serial Number: 086C57FB Shows up in Device Manager

The internal C drive and a few external HDDs When I connected the 980, I accessed the BIOS menu by pressing F2 and Del. I read to go to "Advanced" but after that I had no options regarding the NVMe. It was listed in the hardware but I couldn't figure out how to do anything with it and it was as...

I tried playing the new Dead Space remake on a WD Easystore HDD and it has problems loading assets because the game has no loading screens and mechanical HDDs can't keep up. I tried installing the Samsung 980 NVMe card but I had no idea what I was doing. I thought it was just plug n' play but it...