Question SSD issue detection

[LuKaWin10]

Hello, I have a big problem. When I boot up my PC it shows me this (

https://imgur.com/a/TPbSjHj

View: https://imgur.com/a/TPbSjHj
). It just doesn-t go through the devices that are shown, and I literally cannot open Windows. I don't know how to explain this, my SSD does not detect but HDD does. My Mobo is P35-DS3 rev 2.1, I flashed my BIOS yesterday and it went without any issues, everything worked. My SSD is ADATA SU650 512 GB. All my ports I think are good. What could be the issue? My BIOS detects it and everything perfectly boots up when it is in IDE but in AHCI SATA nothing works.

 

[rgd1101]

reset the bios?

 

[LuKaWin10]

reset the bios?

You mean take out the CMOS battery? I will try that, I thought of that, I will do it soon then answer here! I even reflashed my BIOS and it did not work!

 

[SkyNetRising]

My BIOS detects it and everything perfectly boots up when it is in IDE but in AHCI SATA nothing works.

So - you are changing sata controller mode from IDE to AHCI ? Right?
You can try booting into windows safe mode and that should reset sata controller driver.

But normally changing sata controller mode requires reinstallation of windows.

Why can't you use IDE mode anymore?
That obviously was appropriate setting before BIOS update.

 

[LuKaWin10]

So - you are changing sata controller mode from IDE to AHCI ? Right?
You can try booting into windows safe mode and that should reset sata controller driver.

But normally changing sata controller mode requires reinstallation of windows.

Why can't you use IDE mode anymore?
That obviously was appropriate setting before BIOS update.

My setting was SATA AHCI. Also, I put a new SSD in (Samsung 870 EVO) it is detected and everything. But my DVD/CD Drives aren't, when it shows the HDD0, it shows my HDD Seagate ofcourse, but ODD1 and ODD0 I can't see them anymore. Whilst I was putting the SSD in I was moving the IDE cable a little bit but I did not damage it, it was kept intacked as it was just bent a little bit and nothing else. What do I do? And also I won't stay on IDE because it will ruin my performance, and also I think one of my SATA cables is not placed correctly, but I tried pulling it and nothing happened. What do I do? Do I remove and place the CMOS battery again? Go to a earlier BIOS version? Help?

 

[SkyNetRising]

What do I do?
And also I won't stay on IDE because it will ruin my performance

Try booting into safe mode first.
If that doesn't work, then return settings back to IDE.

If you want to change to AHCI mode, then reinstall windows.

 

[LuKaWin10]

Try booting into safe mode first.
If that doesn't work, then return settings back to IDE.

If you want to change to AHCI mode, then reinstall windows.

But I can't, the DVD drives are not recognizef and the SSD I have Windows 7 on is not recognized when in AHCI Mode. Even if I put it in IDE Mode, it doesn't work/is not detected.

 

[Zerk2012]

But I can't, the DVD drives are not recognizef and the SSD I have Windows 7 on is not recognized when in AHCI Mode. Even if I put it in IDE Mode, it doesn't work/is not detected.

All he can go by is the information you give.
From your first post.

My BIOS detects it and everything perfectly boots up when it is in IDE but in AHCI SATA nothing works

 

[LuKaWin10]

All he can go by is the information you give.
From your first post.

My BIOS detects it and everything perfectly boots up when it is in IDE but in AHCI SATA nothing works

I can give you more info, sorry for not being specific.
Motheboard: P35-DS3 rev 2.1 Gigabyte

 

[SkyNetRising]

I can give you more info, sorry for not being specific.
Motheboard: P35-DS3 rev 2.1 Gigabyte

Show screenshots from BIOS:

Standard CMOS Features​

Integrated Peripherals.​

​

List model names of all your storage drives and optical drives.
Which of those are SATA and which PATA?

Why do you even care about optical drives?
When was the last time you used any CD/DVDs ?
Nobody uses those (for decade already).

 

[LuKaWin10]

Show screenshots from BIOS:

Standard CMOS Features​

Integrated Peripherals.​

​

List model names of all your storage drives and optical drives.
Which of those are SATA and which PATA?

Why do you even care about optical drives?
When was the last time you used any CD/DVDs ?
Nobody uses those (for decade already).

I will provide it on IMGUR, and I use CDs/DVDs to install Windows Operating Systems.

 

[SkyNetRising]

I use CDs/DVDs to install Windows Operating Systems.

People use USB flash drives for this purpose.
And it's also easier to update windows installer to most recent version, if you use USB flash drive.

 

[LuKaWin10]

People use USB flash drives for this purpose.
And it's also easier to update windows installer to most recent version, if you use USB flash drive.

Nevermind, DVD drives are detected; but the same Issue is there, I switch SATA cables and disable the 870 EVO and it just does not work in AHCI, for no reason at all!

Edit: I have a 2.5 inch to 3.5 inch Orico 1125SS adapter (I will disconnect the SSD from it to see if that was the problem)

 

[LuKaWin10]

Show screenshots from BIOS:

Standard CMOS Features​

Integrated Peripherals.​

​

List model names of all your storage drives and optical drives.
Which of those are SATA and which PATA?

Why do you even care about optical drives?
When was the last time you used any CD/DVDs ?
Nobody uses those (for decade already).

Right now I got to a small solution. The sata data cable wasnt properly placed in so I placed it good, but now I am facing this issue:

https://imgur.com/a/Htxc0Mh

View: https://imgur.com/a/Htxc0Mh


What could this be? In IDE mode it works succesfully but in SATA AHCI it doesn't, my SSD ADATA SU650 was in IDE, I could try formatting it to make it somehow SATA again

 

[LuKaWin10]

Nevermind, DVD drives are detected; but the same Issue is there, I switch SATA cables and disable the 870 EVO and it just does not work in AHCI, for no reason at all!

Edit: I have a 2.5 inch to 3.5 inch Orico 1125SS adapter (I will disconnect the SSD from it to see if that was the problem)

Nevermind, I have solved it. I had Windows 7 on IDE mode on my ADATA SU650 SSD (weird it was IDE I did not set it I forgot ) I put my DVD in the reader (somehow they were fixed after waiting for some time), I got to Windows 7 setup, got to the partitions and more. Then what happened is I deleted the partition I had Windows 7 on (i was still on IDE) then exited setup and got back to AHCI, now everything works and I can setup my PC successfully (took me a whole day to realise, I will mark this as solved)