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So I have some problems with my M.2 SSD, I don't know whether It's the SSD itself or the M.2 slot in the motherboard.

 

couple of weeks ago my PC failed to boot up, the error was something like "can't access the boot drive", I was booting from my M.2 SSD so I figured my SSD could be broken or the M.2 slot is broken, so I boot my PC from another SSD (SATA) and It worked which confirms that the problem must be in the SSD/slot. but the weird thing is after I boot from another drive, the M.2 SSD was detected but It was unallocated, which is weird because I obviously have a lot of files in there. then I thought maybe It's not broken after all so I allocate the drive and began using it normally. Until today the same shit happen again, the M.2 SSD was missing from my PC so I went and checked the partition again to see It has become unallocated again, like wtf is wrong?. Is it the SSD or the M.2 slot itself? can anyone suggest me anything?

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Probably the SSD... bad controller or something?

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40 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

Probably the SSD... bad controller or something?

Is it really? I'm kinda worried It's the M.2 slot (because I'd have to change my motherboard If I ever want to use M.2 again).

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1 hour ago, SpicyP said:

Is it really? I'm kinda worried It's the M.2 slot (because I'd have to change my motherboard If I ever want to use M.2 again).

What motherboard? Maybe there's more than one slot? (or one on the back?)

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2 hours ago, RadiatingLight said:

What motherboard? Maybe there's more than one slot? (or one on the back?)

It's an old A320 board, I was planning to upgrade it eventually, but I'm not upgrading now since prices has gone up and stuff... maybe later. and I'm pretty sure my current motherboard only has one M.2 slot, and It's not possible I think to repair the slot yourself (?) (if the problem is indeed the slot)

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