- Aug 5, 2023
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My PC was working just fine until out of the blue i got a message saying there was and error and my PC needed a restart. When I restarted my PC it booted directly into BIOS and I wasn’t able to boot out of it. It turns out my m2 drive is no longer identified as connected or as a bootable device. I removed the drive and placed it in the secondary m2 drive slot and it was identified then but as soon as I tried to boot out of BIOS i was sent right back in with my drive no longer being Identified. i switched it around a few times and each time it did the exact same thing. I have watched multiple youtube videos and gone through countless threads on different forums and have tried to change nearly every setting in my BIOS. I even flashed my BIOS back to a previous version that I knew worked before, which is very risky but at this point I just want to be able to use my PC, even if it means getting a new m2 drive.
Currently I have a Silicon Power 1tb m2 ssd and my motherboard is the Gigabyte Aorus Pro AC running BIOS version F15. I have tried booting with secure boot, CSM support, fast boot and none of these work. I don’t think my drive is the issue here as it can be identified briefly. I believe it is a BIOS issue or some BIOS setting but i’m way out of my area here and i have never seen or heard of anything like this. I recently did a fresh install of windows and although I would rather not do another one, it wouldn’t be the end of the world. I am confused as to why it just happened so randomly as one second it was working just fine, the next it just decides to be a pain in my ass. I probably won’t be able to respond for a few hours as I will be going to bed shortly but any help is appreciated.
Currently I have a Silicon Power 1tb m2 ssd and my motherboard is the Gigabyte Aorus Pro AC running BIOS version F15. I have tried booting with secure boot, CSM support, fast boot and none of these work. I don’t think my drive is the issue here as it can be identified briefly. I believe it is a BIOS issue or some BIOS setting but i’m way out of my area here and i have never seen or heard of anything like this. I recently did a fresh install of windows and although I would rather not do another one, it wouldn’t be the end of the world. I am confused as to why it just happened so randomly as one second it was working just fine, the next it just decides to be a pain in my ass. I probably won’t be able to respond for a few hours as I will be going to bed shortly but any help is appreciated.
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