There's something wrong with my SSD's

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EXOdepart11

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Oct 14, 2016
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Well... i think there's something wrong because i downloaded SSDLife just to check my SSD drives, it downloaded, it's in my Programs/Features, but it won't start because it doesn't see them. I was on Raid0 but change to AHCI like it says, I rebooted with all the changes done, it still don't see them. It Boots FAST, my PC works likes it new but two test i did, one with Userbenchmark and one other ( i forget) gave my SSD's the thumbs down. There Adata XP900's 256Mb (x2), got them in 2014 march. also have WD Black's 3TB x2. Having trouble keeping my SSD's in Disk0, my HDD's are Disk0 n Disk1, SSD are Disk2. Used to be Disk0 for the SSD since birth, this is in Disk Management The rest are fine, SSD's are (C:) in File Explorer, Oh and there (SSD) the first in line to Boot in the Bios. I tried Winsat disk and Winsar formal. Anybody have any ideals this one subject. I'm so useless in this field... i tried attaching a screenshot but can't even do that... Sorry. In short it said: SSDLIfe has not detected any SSD's on your comperter. Thanx guys or gals.
 
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Hlsgsz
Do a load optimized default in the BIOS and try again with the software from Adata. Also, what is your MB? Have you installe propper SATA drivers? Please state your full build, Win version included(duh! :) )
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None of them work sir. i'm confused i must say. I JUST uninstalled/reinstalled/reboot. it's SSD Toolbox from Adata. i'm getting the same message as SSDLife, Can't see my SSD's...??!
 
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No... there not in Raid. There on AHCI.
 
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I'm out of ideas. I'll contact some other knowledgeable users, please wait for their response.
 
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Sure... thanx.
 
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Using Default has fixed the problem....Thank you Hlsgsz. the program starts now, BUT... it's only recognizing my HDD's, i clicked the Drive Detecte and only HDD's are in there. I'm going to uninstall it ad re-install. Well no change.!!! Adata can not recognize there own SSD's. My SSD's are Adata SX900 256Mb x2, my HDD's are WD black 3Tb x2. My rig: Mobo: Sabertooth X79 stock, CPU: I7 4820K stock, Ram: G.Skill RipJawsZ 1600, PSU: XFX 850 Pro series Black Edition FM. Optic Drive: Asus BW-12B1st-a, Adata External Drives x2. (H100,CH11). Strix 1080 A8G.
 
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Windows 10. This PC was built in March 2014 and this problem only began since July (Windows 10 ?) and i update on a regular basis throught Device Manager "check for changes/update" (takes about an hour each time for that) , and Windows. This PC is up to date. Except for my Bios, i don't know if it's done by itself but my Version is 4608 2013/?/?. Maybe there was update on July i don't know... " i attempted once to update Bios but was overwhelmed. Thanx
 
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