PC won't boot up after Nvme m.2 install

[WokeUp]

39 minutes ago, quiprr said:

That would be it. Maybe what I found could be helpful too but the fact that the drive wasn't even appearing in the BIOS is probably something the flash would fix

 

32 minutes ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

Guide on how to flash BIOS: https://www.msi.com/page/biosflash

 

BIOS download: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X99S-SLI-Krait-Edition

 

You will want to use version 7885vN9, it is the latest non-beta BIOS.

ermm it worked but not really here are some vids again 

 

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaMeYvUum58

 

 

 

2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnaXt2xA3AM

 

[quiprr]

1 minute ago, MartinWake said:

ermm it worked but not really here are some vids again 

Consult what I said earlier potentially? This is beyond my knowledge so take anything I say with a grain of salt

[SenKa]

3 minutes ago, MartinWake said:

 

ermm it worked but not really here are some vids again 

 

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaMeYvUum58

 

 

 

2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnaXt2xA3AM

 

Open up disk management, it it shown there? Drives are often shipped unitilized, unformatted. Windows won't show it in explorer until it is formatted.

[quiprr]

Just now, SenpaiKaplan said:

Open up disk management, it it shown there? Drives are often shipped unitilized, unformatted. Windows won't show it in explorer until it is formatted.

I don't think it would show up especially because the system can't even detect it.

 

[WokeUp]

5 minutes ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

Open up disk management, it it shown there? Drives are often shipped unitilized, unformatted. Windows won't show it in explorer until it is formatted.

 

4 minutes ago, quiprr said:

I don't think it would show up especially because the system can't even detect it.

 

Another video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWZ-wri7iW0

 

This might be good! I can even click on properties and it says this device is working properly!

[quiprr]

Just now, MartinWake said:

 

Another video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWZ-wri7iW0

 

This might be good! I can even click on properties and it says this device is working properly!

Okay I stand corrected. Right click on the suspected drive and click New Simple Volume, then dont change any values except the name if you want

[SenKa]

2 minutes ago, MartinWake said:

 

Another video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWZ-wri7iW0

 

This might be good! I can even click on properties and it says this device is working properly!

There it is my guy! Format as quiprr said.

[WokeUp]

4 minutes ago, quiprr said:

Okay I stand corrected. Right click on the suspected drive and click New Simple Volume, then dont change any values except the name if you want

 

4 minutes ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

There it is my guy! Format as quiprr said.

Yup formatting 5% rn!! the only thing I changed is I clicked off quick format now after this time to move all my files from the ssd to there! speed test of the m.2 coming soon! hey and which program do you guys recommend for me to move over my stuff and also how do I set my overclock back to 4.5Ghz? thanks so much guys! 

[quiprr]

Just now, MartinWake said:

Yup formatting 5% rn!! the only thing I changed is I clicked off quick format now after this time to move all my files from the ssd to there! speed test of the m.2 coming soon! hey and which program do you guys recommend for me to move over my stuff and also how do I set my overclock back to 4.5Ghz? thanks so much guys! 

Overclock is literally the same exact thing you did earlier just maybe a bit different from the BIOS flash, I don't have a program I just prefer to clean install windows to clear up my pc anyways

 

Mark solved

[WokeUp]

@quiprr @SenpaiKaplan Here is the speed test!!!

 

 

[WokeUp]

Razer Blade m.2 speed 

[SenKa]

Very nice! To reset your OC, you will need to manually re-enter the multiplier and voltage settings you had before. Also make sure your RAM is running at the correct speed.

[WokeUp]

2 hours ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

Very nice! To reset your OC, you will need to manually re-enter the multiplier and voltage settings you had before. Also make sure your RAM is running at the correct speed.

Yeah I dont remember the voltage and I dont know how to enter the multiplier I googled it but for some people it appears and for me it does not I think it did with the old bios but now it looks different and what do you mean ram at the correct speed? 

[SenKa]

6 minutes ago, MartinWake said:

Yeah I dont remember the voltage and I dont know how to enter the multiplier I googled it but for some people it appears and for me it does not I think it did with the old bios but now it looks different and what do you mean ram at the correct speed? 

I don't know what RAM you have, but if it is faster than 2666MHz it will be running at a lower speed than it is rated for.

[WokeUp]

1 hour ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

I don't know what RAM you have, but if it is faster than 2666MHz it will be running at a lower speed than it is rated for.

This is my ram  DDR4-2800MHz XPG Z1 what should I change?

[SenKa]

5 minutes ago, MartinWake said:

This is my ram  DDR4-2800MHz XPG Z1 what should I change?

Enable XMP in your BIOS and set it to 2800MHz.

[WokeUp]

18 minutes ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

Enable XMP in your BIOS and set it to 2800MHz.

Yeah I figured it out but what I enabled is OC Genie that the msi boards bring setting the ram to 2400 and cpu to 4.1Ghz I will move it back up to 4.5 later on I just need to find out what voltage