Cannot boot go any harddriwe anymore

[Kingen Johnnyy]

Helli do I just recently installed a m.2 ssd in the system and right before that I pulled out on of my data cables, so they I could use it to my other pc. I somehow then managed to break 2 out of my 4 says ports. Dos making me not able to use all of my 3 drives. I now ended up not even getting a hardrive to show up in the boot priority & and only with a docking station for the HDD it shows up but I still can't boot up to the ssd. See pictures below

[Viper9]

The SATA port 5 and 6 are disabled when you install a M.2 SSD on this motherboard. 

[Kingen Johnnyy]

Really?, Why would they be disabled. Sounds like something only an idiout would do. Still doesn't answer my question about the hardrives not showing up in the boot priority doh. 

[GDRRiley]

5 minutes ago, Kingen Johnnyy said:

Really?, Why would they be disabled. Sounds like something only an idiout would do. Still doesn't answer my question about the hardrives not showing up in the boot priority doh. 

because there is only so much bandwidth. 

almost every board does this.

it physically changes the connections

 

cable may not be connected well. data or power

[Kingen Johnnyy]

But it is connected, check the picture it shows up in sata information qnf I have checked the cables aswell multiple times. So I don't really know what the problem is here or even how it's possible.

 

[Beerzerker]

1 hour ago, Kingen Johnnyy said:

But it is connected, check the picture it shows up in sata information qnf I have checked the cables aswell multiple times. So I don't really know what the problem is here or even how it's possible.

 

Simple - The system as said only has so much resources it can allocate/distribute with some having priority over others, that's by design.

 

The m.2 drive itself, if in use will be allowed to take over the resources of what SATA ports 5 and 6 would normally have if the m.2 drive was not in use, again this is by design.

 

Noted you don't have anything plugged into SATA 1 and 2 (According to your BIOS). If you simply moved the cables over and plugged into those ports on the board, those drives should reappear.

If possible, try that and see if they don't reappear along with your m.2 drive - BTW I did note you said some ports got broken.

 

If SATA ports 1 and /or 2 on the board got broken then you've got a real problem, not so easliy fixed concerning this issue.

[Kingen Johnnyy]

I just thought it wasn't working I think it what the first guy metoned about the bandwidth. I true having my hdd in says port 1 & 2 now. But that didn't help me either...