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Hello guys I build a new pc about a week ago. It was all working correctly until my boot ssd disappeared from the bios last night and then appeared again after a couple of restarts.Today it disappeared all together. I have csm disabled (a known cause of this is to have it enabled).Please help,do I need a new ssd

 

Specs:

Ryzen 5 5500

Zotac rtx 4060

KIOXIA SSD Exceria G2 NVMe 1TB

G skill 2×16 gb ddr4 3200 ram

Seasonic 550w gold plus psu

Gigabyte b550 gaming x v2 (rev 1.3) moba

 

Thanks in advance!!

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Check for motherboard BIOS and SSD firmware updates if you haven't already.

 

I saw this one time with 990 Pro. On that model it seems to have quite a few reports. See if there is same about your model. In my case I tried turning off power saving mode on the SSD and haven't seen it again since. I don't know if that was the fix. The "problem" might have been just a one off in my case.

 

Also if you have the problem again, try a cold boot and see if that brings it back faster.

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Another thing to try is to change the M.2 slot from primary slot to some other.

I edit my posts more often than not

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24 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

Another thing to try is to change the M.2 slot from primary slot to some other.

The slot that i have it installed right now is intergraded in the cpu, the vacant one is chipset intergraded. Does it matter where it is?

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Just now, Mike_ili96 said:

The slot that i have it installed right now is intergraded in the cpu, the vacant one is chipset intergraded. Does it matter where it is?

CPU slot might be more direct, but testing in another slot is more of a diagnostic step.

I edit my posts more often than not

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Welcome to the forums!
Might be a dying SSD. Make sure to backup everything you need

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44 minutes ago, OddOod said:

Welcome to the forums!
Might be a dying SSD. Make sure to backup everything you need

Thank you !! And thank you all for your help, i will probably return it and get a samsung evo one

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