SSD showing in bios but not disk management or Device manager

[Nathan_113]

i got a new crucial ssd 256GB after installing it in my current pc it wont show up in the disk management or the device manager but does show up in the bios

 

[USAFRet]

i got a new crucial ssd 256GB after installing it in my current pc it wont show up in the disk management or the device manager but does show up in the bios

BIOS but not Disk Management? Are you sure?
Please post a screencap of your Disk Management.

 

[Nathan_113]

i got a new crucial ssd 256GB after installing it in my current pc it wont show up in the disk management or the device manager but does show up in the bios

BIOS but not Disk Management? Are you sure?
Please post a screencap of your Disk Management.

im not home right now so i cant do a picture but im 100% sure it is not there i had a buddy come look at it who works for a IT company and he was stumped you guys are my last hope

 

[USAFRet]

Well...when you do have access...

Check the cables, and post a screencap of this.

 

[Nathan_113]

Well...when you do have access...

Check the cables, and post a screencap of this.

heres a picture of the disk management and i checked all cables everything is right
https://imgur.com/a/SB2CV

 

[USAFRet]

Well...when you do have access...

Check the cables, and post a screencap of this.

heres a picture of the disk management and i checked all cables everything is right

Redo your pic.

 

[Nathan_113]

Well...when you do have access...

Check the cables, and post a screencap of this.

heres a picture of the disk management and i checked all cables everything is right

Redo your pic.

https://imgur.com/a/SB2CV

the drive it is showing is my HDD

 

[USAFRet]

And it appears in the BIOS?
This is odd.

 

[Nathan_113]

And it appears in the BIOS?
This is odd.

yes it does i dont understand either could the ssd be faulty

 

[USAFRet]

And it appears in the BIOS?
This is odd.

yes it does i dont understand either could the ssd be faulty

Highly unlikely.
This condition survives through a reboot of the system?

 

[Nathan_113]

And it appears in the BIOS?
This is odd.

yes it does i dont understand either could the ssd be faulty

Highly unlikely.
This condition survives through a reboot of the system?

yes i rebooted it multiple times

 

[USAFRet]

This is a SATA III drive?
Try a different port on the motherboard.

 

[Nathan_113]

This is a SATA III drive?
Try a different port on the motherboard.

i did nothing changed maybe just fresh install windows 10 on it

 

[Ogaburan]

Did you ever resolve this? I have the same problem.

 

[Nathan_113]

Did you ever resolve this? I have the same problem.

Yea just unhook your HDD and then partition it when it ask you to install windows 10 your gonna need a windows 10 USB or disk

 

[InanZen]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

 

[bfpetersjr]

Thank you soo much, this solution worked perfectly. As soon as I uninstalled all of the Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controllers and restarted everything appeared immediately following reboot. Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!!

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

 

[jackellul20]

Did you ever resolve this? I have the same problem.

Yea just unhook your HDD and then partition it when it ask you to install windows 10 your gonna need a windows 10 USB or disk

So did u reinstall windows completely then?

 

[iLoveYourFace]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

This fixed the issue for me. You're a legend!

Makes me wonder what caused it in the first place.

 

[lmreid999]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

I was hesitant to delete this, but I can confirm that this worked and the ssd now shows up in the list! Thanks so much!

 

[alexisrouzee]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

You sir, are a legend, thanks so much!!

 

[562federico]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

I tried this exactly and now my windows wont boot anymore. I can only go through bios. I have a M.2 that I installed windows on and i was trying to have my SSD show up in device manager because it would only show up in the Bios so I tried your option and now windows wont boot. Please help

 

[USAFRet]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:
- open Device Manager
- expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
- right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
- reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

I tried this exactly and now my windows wont boot anymore. I can only go through bios. I have a M.2 that I installed windows on and i was trying to have my SSD show up in device manager because it would only show up in the Bios so I tried your option and now windows wont boot. Please help

Please start a new thread for your specific issue.
Reference this thread, and be sure to describe your full parts list.

 

[Johnatan56]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:

• open Device Manager
• expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
• right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
• reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

Want to say thanks, solved my problem. Now the SSD showed up in disk management and could format it as MBR/GDT.

 

[meegsmiff]

I've had this problem:
- SSD (samsung 850 evo) showing in BIOS, but NOT in Device Manager and NOT in Disk Management.

Fix:

• open Device Manager
• expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
• right click on Standard SATA AHCI Controller, select Uninstall
• reboot, after reboot drive shows up in Device Manager

i had the same issue and i did this. the ssd now shows up in device manager but not in disk management. any other ideas?