PLEASE HELP!
My Windows 10 system no longer boots because it can't find my M.2 drive which is the boot drive. I can see the drive in the BIOS/UEFI. It even shows up as one of the boot options, I obviously have the NVM Option Enabled. I tried taking the M2 drive out & restarted my PC, then shut it down & put the M2 back . That didn't make any difference. I can boot to a USB thumb drive, but I'm not sure what I do from a command prompt when the drive isn't there. I have booted & gone to a command prompt (not from USB though) & the drives are all there except for the one I need. NO M2,
If anyone has any suggestions that might help, I'm ready to listen. I'm totally at a loss. I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, if not please point me the right direction. Thank you in advance.
My Windows 10 system no longer boots because it can't find my M.2 drive which is the boot drive. I can see the drive in the BIOS/UEFI. It even shows up as one of the boot options, I obviously have the NVM Option Enabled. I tried taking the M2 drive out & restarted my PC, then shut it down & put the M2 back . That didn't make any difference. I can boot to a USB thumb drive, but I'm not sure what I do from a command prompt when the drive isn't there. I have booted & gone to a command prompt (not from USB though) & the drives are all there except for the one I need. NO M2,
If anyone has any suggestions that might help, I'm ready to listen. I'm totally at a loss. I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, if not please point me the right direction. Thank you in advance.