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First I have an Asus Z170-E, Im running 2 drives currently a SSD and HDD on SATA, ive switched SATA ports to make sure the issue wasn't with SATA express and m.2 overlap.

I just updated my Bios, and tried MULTIPLE times to switch from SATA express to M.2. Am I missing something? Can I not run an m.2 with this motherboard if I have 2 drives already? Is my M.2 DOA?

 

Thanks,

 

Update:

Ive tired to reseat the M.2. Additionally, I can get the update the settings and boot when I am in M.2 and not SATA Express, but only when the M.2 device is not installed. So I switched to M.2 installed the device, and the computer will only boot to SATA Express. I cannot get the BIOS setting to stay on M.2 with the M.2 installed. I believe this means, the M.2 device is incomparable, which I checked, or its DOA. 

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2 minutes ago, fhhase said:

First I have an Asus Z170-E, Im running 2 drives currently a SSD and HDD on SATA, ive switched SATA ports to make sure the issue wasn't with SATA express and m.2 overlap.

I just updated my Bios, and tried MULTIPLE times to switch from SATA express to M.2. Am I missing something? Can I not run an m.2 with this motherboard if I have 2 drives already? Is my M.2 DOA?

 

Thanks,

Have you tried to re-seat the m.2 drive?

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Does it show up in Disk Management? You may need to format it to make it show up under "This PC"

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9 minutes ago, Cougar-FYC- said:

Check your manual . maybe its like my board .. I cant use sata 03 if I have the second m.2 drive installed  ..meaning if I have both plugged in it wont see one of them .

https://gyazo.com/93e3efdc825f28ab29287b8f825d576f

I dont believe so.

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