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I have m.2 sata ssd that i got from my friend and i decided to use it on my PC. When i got it i decided it was a good idea to re-format the disk before using, however after formating disk management stated that there was an error so i decided to restart my PC and now its showing that its Not Initialized.

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6 minutes ago, M0SIE said:

I have m.2 sata ssd that i got from my friend and i decided to use it on my PC. When i got it i decided it was a good idea to re-format the disk before using, however after formating disk management stated that there was an error so i decided to restart my PC and now its showing that its Not Initialized.

Bad news: you got unlucky and the SSD most likely just died. You should check it in another PC, but I'm pretty certain there's nothing left to do other than toss it now.

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Run a secure erase on the SSD and try again. Maybe try using diskgenius  if still not working- after if it still does not recognize the disk - initialize it with diskpart (cmd/powershell)

 

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According the screenshot the disk is not initialized. You will need to do that in order for it to appear as a partition. 

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10 minutes ago, Analog said:

According the screenshot the disk is not initialized. You will need to do that in order for it to appear as a partition. 

I have tried that results is this

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Just now, M0SIE said:

I have tried that results in this

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Does the SSD appear in the BIOS?

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10 minutes ago, Analog said:

According the screenshot the disk is not initialized. You will need to do that in order for it to appear as a partition. 

 

23 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Run a secure erase on the SSD and try again. Maybe try using diskgenius  if still not working- after if it still does not recognize the disk - initialize it with diskpart (cmd/powershell)

 

Windows would display the drive's size, if any of that was possible. The fact that Windows cannot even determine the drive's size is because the issue is deeper than just there not being a partition-table.

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1 minute ago, WereCatf said:

 

Windows would display the drive's size, if any of that was possible. The fact that Windows cannot even determine the drive's size is because the issue is deeper than just there not being a partition-table.

Didn't see that💪

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8 minutes ago, Analog said:

Does the SSD appear in the BIOS?

it does not

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33 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Run a secure erase on the SSD and try again. Maybe try using diskgenius  if still not working- after if it still does not recognize the disk - initialize it with diskpart (cmd/powershell)

 

does not show up on the programs but shows up on diskpart but doesnt help

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42 minutes ago, M0SIE said:

it does not

 

Based on this I would say most probably the drive is dead. 

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