[SOLVED] SSD M2 not showing in BIOS.

[Stinger9]

Two days ago I got the BSOD with the following error. WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR. On reboot Win10 the system went to the BIOS settings and Win10 failed to start. On closer inspection, I saw the boot sequence no longer has the SSD M2 listed where Win10 resides. That would explain why Win10 not initializing. Just wondering if the SSD has gone to the land of the Dodo or can the SSD M2 be revived in BIOS

MB Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Master
Samsung 970 EVO plus 1TB
Win 10

 

[rocktalkrock]

Have you tried moving your SSD to the 2nd M.2 socket?

 

[Stinger9]

Have you tried moving your SSD to the 2nd M.2 socket?

No, it has been working fine until that error message.

 

[rocktalkrock]

No, it has been working fine until that error message.

Does the driver appear anywhere in the BIOS?
How long have you been using the SSD?

 

[Stinger9]

Does the driver appear anywhere in the BIOS?
How long have you been using the SSD?

Recently it appeared in the Boot menu but disappeared again after save and exit. Now not showing again. The SSD which housed the Win10 for about a year.

 

[rocktalkrock]

Recently it appeared in the Boot menu but disappeared again after save and exit. Now not showing again. The SSD which housed the Win10 for about a year.

It's not common for SSD's to fail since they have no moving parts. Try clearing the CMOS to see if that makes any difference.