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i recently purchased a crucial m500 m.2 ssd to put in my asus z97i-plus mobo but i couldnt get the little screw to hold it down as it seemed to short 

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i recently purchased a crucial m500 m.2 ssd to put in my asus z97i-plus mobo but i couldnt get the little screw to hold it down as it seemed to short 

pictures of the SSD?

 

Coz i only believe the mobo only supports mPCI-E

 

http://www.asus.com/sg/Motherboards/Z97IPLUS/gallery/

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here is an image of the m.2 ssd

are you using the iTX board or the normal Z97 board?

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it fits into the slot and lines up with the screw hole perfectly but the screw seems to short 

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would electrical tape be able to hold it down without damaging anything

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would electrical tape be able to hold it down without damaging anything

that will be crude

 

go to the hardware store and look ofr similar size screws but with longer treads

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