My bios and Window won't detect my New Asgard M.2 1tb ssd

[Uday Balwa]

Hey guys,
I just buy a new m.2 ssd from aliexpress called Asgard AN3 1tb ,my motherboard is Msi h370m bazooka. I installed the m.2 ssd , my bios and window(disk Management) won't detect it.

I also update my bios to the latest version and still not detecting...

Sata1 port is connected to my Kingston 128 gb ssd where my win10 is installed. There is also a dvd drive and a Toshiba 1 tb HDD installed in my pc but idk what SATA port it is. 

 

In my Msi h370m bazooka mobo Manuel there is a line say this:

* The SATA1 connector will be unavailable when a SATA M.2 SSD has been 
installed in the M.2_1 slot.

Does it has anything to do with it?

My pc spec is.
GPU: Asus rog strix rtx 2060 6 gigs
RAM: Corsair 2×8 gigs(16 gigs)2666mhz pro rgb
CPU: i7 8700k

How can i fix it guys help me ahhhh

Edited December 6, 2019 by Uday Balwa

[Mnky313]

50 minutes ago, Uday Balwa said:

Hey guys,
I just buy a new m.2 ssd from aliexpress called Asgard AN3 1tb ,my motherboard is Msi h370m bazooka. I installed the m.2 ssd , my bios and window(disk Management) won't detect it.

I also update my bios to the latest version and still not detecting...

Sata1 port is connected to my Kingston 128 gb ssd where my win10 is installed. There is also a dvd drive and a Toshiba 1 tb HDD installed in my pc but idk what SATA port it is. 

 

In my Msi h370m bazooka mobo Manuel there is a line say this:

* The SATA1 connector will be unavailable when a SATA M.2 SSD has been 
installed in the M.2_1 slot.

Does it has anything to do with it?

My pc spec is.
GPU: Asus rog strix rtx 2060 6 gigs
RAM: Corsair 2×8 gigs(16 gigs)2666mhz pro rgb
CPU: i7 8700k

How can i fix it guys help me ahhhh

So it still boots to your Kingston SSD (in SATA1) even though it says that should be unavailable?
Do you have more SATA ports? try moving the kingston ssd to a different SATA port.

[mariushm]

You have text printed by each connector:

 

 

manual also says:

 

 

Your Asgard drive is nvme, so because it doesn't use the SATA part of the m.2 connector it shouldn't interfere.

However, just to be safe, simply don't connect anything in SATA 1 connector on your motherboard, move the cable in any other connector, the motherboard and the operating system won't care.