- Oct 5, 2020
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So I went away from my PC, locked it with Win+L, and guess what - I come back, it's in the BIOS. F8 - no bootable devices.
I thought that it was just my NVMe acting up again so I unplugged the power as I did to fix this kind of problem. But didn't help.
I thought maybe some other OS can help like Mint 19, but it did not. it does not see my drive.
Now it's a 500GB model from Aorus, and I put big files (5-10GB) on there often, and I am really sure that a drive can't fail THIS soon. I'm sure the drive is not dead nor the M.2 is - it has a glowing part, lucky me, and it does glow.
I also cleaned CMOS but didn't work too.
My mobo is a B450-E from Asus (ROG), and I have the latest BIOS - 4204. Have to use the "invisible" M.2 under the CPU as the heatsink of the drive makes it impossible to fit into the lower slot.
Has anyone got ideas?
I thought that it was just my NVMe acting up again so I unplugged the power as I did to fix this kind of problem. But didn't help.
I thought maybe some other OS can help like Mint 19, but it did not. it does not see my drive.
Now it's a 500GB model from Aorus, and I put big files (5-10GB) on there often, and I am really sure that a drive can't fail THIS soon. I'm sure the drive is not dead nor the M.2 is - it has a glowing part, lucky me, and it does glow.
I also cleaned CMOS but didn't work too.
My mobo is a B450-E from Asus (ROG), and I have the latest BIOS - 4204. Have to use the "invisible" M.2 under the CPU as the heatsink of the drive makes it impossible to fit into the lower slot.
Has anyone got ideas?
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