Question NVME DRIVE NOT SHOWING UP IN BIOS as boot drive

[maJinboolikesyou]

So recently I was tweaking my memory speeds up and down in the bios (trying to find the sweet spot) then suddenly my pc wouldn't boot to BIOS at first I was pretty calm because it happened to me already a lot of time. So I just do what I usually do which is reset the bios (remove CMOS then slap it back again) then finally it booted to the BIOS but then I was wondering why I wasn't booting to windows, then I noticed my nvme drive wasnt even showing in the boot list and even in the storage devices.

I already tried a lot of things, reattaching the nvme drive, messing with the UEFI/Legacy things, enabled CSM and also tried disabling it and even tried enabling raid because I saw someone in youtube had an additional settings to enable m.2 when they used Raid; All of this but to no avail

Is there anything else I could do before I come to the conclusion that something is wrong with my drive, because I definitely think there isn't one additional thing that I forgot to try was updating the motherboard's bios but I doubt I t would really do anything; please help meeeee

Mobo: MSI a320m-a pro M2
NVME drive: Kingston nv2

 

[Koekieezz]

So recently I was tweaking my memory speeds up and down in the bios (trying to find the sweet spot) then suddenly my pc wouldn't boot to BIOS at first I was pretty calm because it happened to me already a lot of time. So I just do what I usually do which is reset the bios (remove CMOS then slap it back again) then finally it booted to the BIOS but then I was wondering why I wasn't booting to windows, then I noticed my nvme drive wasnt even showing in the boot list and even in the storage devices.

I already tried a lot of things, reattaching the nvme drive, messing with the UEFI/Legacy things, enabled CSM and also tried disabling it and even tried enabling raid because I saw someone in youtube had an additional settings to enable m.2 when they used Raid; All of this but to no avail

Is there anything else I could do before I come to the conclusion that something is wrong with my drive, because I definitely think there isn't one additional thing that I forgot to try was updating the motherboard's bios but I doubt I t would really do anything; please help meeeee

Mobo: MSI a320m-a pro M2
NVME drive: Kingston nv2

Try to reset the bios, update to the latest bios (you need a flashdrive and separate device to format the drive to fat32 if you didnt, if it's already fat32 then put the bios file there and plug it to rear usb port), and see if you could see the m.2 drive.

 

[maJinboolikesyou]

Try to reset the bios, update to the latest bios (you need a flashdrive and separate device to format the drive to fat32 if you didnt, if it's already fat32 then put the bios file there and plug it to rear usb port), and see if you could see the m.2 drive.

Omg you even linked the bios file, I already have a flash drive ready but I think I'll do it later (it's 4 am where I live) thank you I will be back with you again

 

[maJinboolikesyou]

Try to reset the bios, update to the latest bios (you need a flashdrive and separate device to format the drive to fat32 if you didnt, if it's already fat32 then put the bios file there and plug it to rear usb port), and see if you could see the m.2 drive.

Try to reset the bios, update to the latest bios (you need a flashdrive and separate device to format the drive to fat32 if you didnt, if it's already fat32 then put the bios file there and plug it to rear usb port), and see if you could see the m.2 drive.

So I was able to update the bios successfully, unfortunately it still isn't able to detect my nvme drive, is there any other way/solution I can try? Cause my drive definitely works in my setup before I'd even reset my bios, and there was a lot of times I had to reset my bios but this was the only time this scenario happened

 

[Koekieezz]

So I was able to update the bios successfully, unfortunately it still isn't able to detect my nvme drive, is there any other way/solution I can try? Cause my drive definitely works in my setup before I'd even reset my bios, and there was a lot of times I had to reset my bios but this was the only time this scenario happened

You should try the nvme in other system to see if it's actually the nvme or something up with your board.

 

[maJinboolikesyou]

You should try the nvme in other system to see if it's actually the nvme or something up with your board.

That is what I really want to try but unfortunately I don't have another system to try it on I Think this is the end for my pc might just by a cheap sata SSD for now to compensate