CheekyWizard

This post can be closed as it is resolved! What i did was using a tool called samsung magician to hard erase the drive. Then i used another tool called samsung data transfer to transfer windows from one drive to the other. After that was done i then switched the booting priority in the bios to check if it booted from the ssd after disconnecting the normal hdd. After it booted without any problems i then formatted my former booting hdd and that is that!

Here's the deal, I bought a brand new samsung 860 evo 500gb ssd and installed it into my computer. The computer recognised the hardware in the device manager so i went into the system manager to assign the ssd to a new drive path. All of that was pretty straightforward untill i wanted to migrate my OS (windows 10) onto my new ssd. I used a software called 'Macrium Reflect' to clone my original hdd and move it onto the new ssd because i didn't want to reinstall windows completely, but the software seemed to be stuck whilst it was transferring the files so i decided to hit the 'cancel' button and try again and from there the trouble began! After i cancelled it i went back to the system manager and i saw that the ssd was once again unassigned, so i once again reassigned it and then i got the error message stating 'The volume was made but not formatted. try formatting again through the task 'format''. After i closed that error message i immediately got a follow-up error message saying 'the volume was made but there is no drive path assigned to the volume. Try to assign a drive path through the task 'change drive letter and path'' so i did that and the ssd showed up again but there was no volume attached to it, and when i tried to open it i got the error message saying 'D:/ is not accissible. The device is not ready.' so my initial idea was that the software i used to migrate my files might have corrupted my ssd when i cancelled the migration by leaving small pieces of data onto the ssd that are incomplete, so i tried to format the ssd by right clicking on it and choosing the option 'format' but that gave me another error message saying 'could not complete format'. At this point i am frustrated and out of ideas on how to fix this tedious issue. Currently i payed 112 euros for a paper weight... Here are some pictures of all the error messages i keep on getting (note that they are in dutch but i tried my best to translate them so it shouldn't make much of a problem to understand them) 1) The volume is created but not formatted. Try the formatting again through the task 'Format'. 2) The volume is created but there is no drivepath assigned to the volume. Try to assign the drivepath through the task 'Change stationletter and path'. 3) Unable to complete format. 4) Local drive (D:) has no name or volume assigned to it even tho it does show up after assigning a drivepath to it. 5) Picture of the computer managment screen showing that the ssd is there with an assigned path to it. 6) Picture of the Device manager screen showing that the ssd is being recognised.

But it's weird tho, because only the NZXT aer rgb one's stop spinning..

Maybe it's also worth mentioning that i have the NZXT H440 2015 edition case, which comes with a fan hub. I connected the PWM cable into the to MOBO CPU fan slot. So could it be possible that all my fans work for the cpu only?

Quick question: When i turn my computer on, all of my 3 NZXT aer rgb 140mm fans start spinning and lighting up. But after a while (usually after 2-3 hours) 1 of the 3 randomly stops spinning but the lights keep working, and i have no clue why. Now, my question is very simple. Is it because my computer does'nt need the cooling as it's average temperature is 35°C, or can it be a software related bug as they are depended on a program called CAM to work properly. I'm also pretty sure that it has nothing to do with the amount of juice it gets as they always spin when i start up, but in any case i'll just throw it out there that i have a 550 watt PSU. If any of you had this problem as well and found the solution, i'll be more than happy to hear the answer!