Hello all, seeking some advice.
My old hard drive was corrupted and stuck in a reboot cycle and I couldn't fix it. There was no data I needed on the drive and it was cheap so I threw it out.
My problem now is that my motherboard will not recognize my new SSD.
Motherboard: gigabyte ultra durable GA-Z97X-UD3H
Previous Operating system: Windows 8
New SSD: Crucial NVMe m.2 500gb
Windows installation tool is able to recognize and go through the installation process on the new SSD. However, my motherboard is unable to recognize the new SSD even after windows has seemingly installed on it.
Is this a hardware issue with my old motherboard not reading the new nvme ssd properly?
Or could my motherboard ignore it as bootable because its still looking for the old windows 8 drive?
My old hard drive was corrupted and stuck in a reboot cycle and I couldn't fix it. There was no data I needed on the drive and it was cheap so I threw it out.
My problem now is that my motherboard will not recognize my new SSD.
Motherboard: gigabyte ultra durable GA-Z97X-UD3H
Previous Operating system: Windows 8
New SSD: Crucial NVMe m.2 500gb
Windows installation tool is able to recognize and go through the installation process on the new SSD. However, my motherboard is unable to recognize the new SSD even after windows has seemingly installed on it.
Is this a hardware issue with my old motherboard not reading the new nvme ssd properly?
Or could my motherboard ignore it as bootable because its still looking for the old windows 8 drive?