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I've solved the issue. The NVME drive needs to click when inserted. I realised this after installing a new NVME drive. I was too worried of breaking the small guy. Thanks for all the help!

ASUS Technical Support got back to me and I did what they said but it still didn't work. Waiting for a response from them.

I have one way. I'll get back to you on if it works. EDIT: I installed the NVME SSD into my laptop and it was able to both detect it and install Windows 10 to it. I then returned it back into the ASUS ROG board with the Windows 10 installation on it and it didn't do anything.

I'm contacting ASUS Technical Supports but if anyone has any ideas or questions don't be afraid to say. I'd love to get this solved ASAP.

Set the PCIE stuff and such but still won't be detected in BIOS or the Windows install.

I did some digging and it turns out one slot doesn't support PCIE. So I've swapped it over and now the SSD is in the slot that supports it. I tried with the Windows install again but it still couldn't find anything. Going to check the BIOS again.

I'm not sure what you mean. I've checked all over the BIOS and apart from S.M.A.R.T and PC health it doesn't really have a diagnostics section. As for the two things I mentioned. No, they didn't help.

I'm using the ASUS ROG Maximus XI HERO (Wi-Fi) and I'm using the left slot. I tried to make sense of the manual (page 1-26) and what I could gather is they're both PCIE unless they're both taken up?

It only shows the USB device that has the Windows 10 installation on it.

Yeah sorry forgot to mention I also tried having it as the only storage media and installing Windows 10 Pro. The installer wasn't able to find it.

Hi there, I haven't built a PC in a long time and I've been looking forward to but also dreading this day. Surprisingly though, apart from some obvious stupidity on my part, it went off without a hitch. I'm now trying to install Windows 10 Pro to my brand spanking new Samsung 970 PRO but having...