MB: Asus P8Z68V-Pro
Crucial M4 SSD 128Mb
So I decided to go ahead with the Windows 10 upgrade from Windows 7.1. All was working well, no hardware changes until Windows 10 borked it up.
So initially, my keyboard and mouse wouldn't work when windows booted up, so I was powering it off during boot up to get into safe mode and poke around. After I don't know how many cycles of this, now I can't even get into the BIOS unless I disconnect the Sata cable from the drive. The light on the Mobo comes on red as well when it's plugged in - the one that says post failed due to Storage issue.
So anyway, I've tried plugging it into all the various controllers and still no joy.
Any other ideas how I might resurrect this drive?
I don't really need the data, I was just using it to boot the OS, and since then I've just installed the Windows 10 onto my spinny disk - that 2 TB Seagate I had lying around. So everything is working fine, but would like to know If I can save the SSD before I just chuck it in the trash.
Thanks in advance.
Crucial M4 SSD 128Mb
So I decided to go ahead with the Windows 10 upgrade from Windows 7.1. All was working well, no hardware changes until Windows 10 borked it up.
So initially, my keyboard and mouse wouldn't work when windows booted up, so I was powering it off during boot up to get into safe mode and poke around. After I don't know how many cycles of this, now I can't even get into the BIOS unless I disconnect the Sata cable from the drive. The light on the Mobo comes on red as well when it's plugged in - the one that says post failed due to Storage issue.
So anyway, I've tried plugging it into all the various controllers and still no joy.
Any other ideas how I might resurrect this drive?
I don't really need the data, I was just using it to boot the OS, and since then I've just installed the Windows 10 onto my spinny disk - that 2 TB Seagate I had lying around. So everything is working fine, but would like to know If I can save the SSD before I just chuck it in the trash.
Thanks in advance.