Recent content by thakursn

Some youtube videos provide good solution to your problem in question, you may like to search this. I remember to have seen very cost effective techniques ( something like cello tape and thermocol) for head swap and platter swap. And there is good possibility of success even without a...

I would suggest you first copy and retrieve the entire HDD data before using it or tying to correct it any more, if the HDD somehow fails, or becomes dead, retrieval of its data would be very risky, there is a possibility that you may not be able to retrieve its data at all - if it becomes dead...

Besides other suggestions, also make sure that you have bought a SSD whose interface is compatible to your PC. Note: a SATA SSD will have M+B Keys edge but a PCIe NVMe SSD will have only M Key edge - while they (NVMe SSDs) are much faster than a SATA SSD. And since you have bought a...

Update & Conclusion: Finally the seller confirmed me that said PC indeed requires an M.2 2280 SATA SSD but they did not clarify if a SATA (B+M Keys edged) SSD would fit into the M.2 2280 SSD socket in the PC - appears to having a groove for M Key edged SSD.

@dorsai Well, after somany interactions, Banggood (the seller of the BMAX B1 PC) finally confirmed me that said PC indeed requires an M.2 2280 SATA SSD but they did not clarify if a SATA (B+M Keys edged) SSD would fit into the M.2 2280 SSD socket in the PC - appears to having a groove for M...

I thank you for your valuable reply. Your reply suggest me that instead of the M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe SSD rather I may try a new M.2 2280 SATA SSD that somehow I need to arrange first. And yes, there were several interactions between me and the PC seller banggood.com (including its technical team)...

So does it (your reply) either mean, (i) If I replace the M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD to a M.2 SATA SSD and force insert that M.2 2280 SATA SSD to the M Key Socket then the PC may detect the SSD? Or esle, (ii) is there M Keyed PCIe SSD (without NVMe Support) and that supports SATA flavour too?

M.2 2280 SATA SSD won't fit into the PC socket. Nor a M Key SSD have SATA Interface. I have explained this my my above post.

The product specification of the PC mentions "Solid State Disk: Support 1* M.2 2280 SSD." And the Package List mentions 1 x SATA cable. However, the receipt package of the order specifically did not contain a SATA cable rather it contained a HDMI Cable in place of said SATA cable. Since, M.2...

@americanaudiophile is correct, "You seem to have a ground loop problem."