Ssd dead?!

[WokeUp]

Hey guys I have a hdd and an ssd the ssd has my os but when I boot the PC it says reboot and select proper boot device so I went into the bios and checked the sata ports and only the hdd shows what should I do?!?

 

[anybodykek]

change the sata port or attempt to troubleshoot it by using another mobo

[WokeUp]

9 minutes ago, anybodykek said:

change the sata port or attempt to troubleshoot it by using another mobo

I change the sata port and it still don't appear and I don't have another mobo laying around

 

[anybodykek]

maybe you can try messing around in cmd if you can boot windows from a usb? Other than that, SSD is probably dead. Look online. How long have you had it for?

[WokeUp]

58 minutes ago, anybodykek said:

maybe you can try messing around in cmd if you can boot windows from a usb? Other than that, SSD is probably dead. Look online. How long have you had it for?

Not long bro but how do I get windows on a USB?

[kirashi]

23 minutes ago, MartinWake said:

Not long bro but how do I get windows on a USB?

By using another PC to make a Bootable USB installer with the Media Creation Tool.

 

Out of curiosity, have you attempted to read the SSD using something like an external SATA to USB enclosure?

This is another alternative to having an entire second computer lying around for testing purposes.

[Captain_WD]

5 hours ago, MartinWake said:

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Hi there

 

What is the brand and the model of the SSD? 

I'd suggest using the HDD's SATA and power cable as well as the SATA port that the HDD works on so you are sure everything you are suing with the SSD is working properly. This way you should be able to narrow things down to either the SSD or to somewhere in the system. 

You could try booting off a slash drive (linux-based OS) and see if the SSD is detected at all. 

 

Contacting the manufacturer is also a good idea.

 

Let me know how this goes! 

 

Captain_WD. 

[WokeUp]

6 hours ago, kirashi said:

By using another PC to make a Bootable USB installer with the Media Creation Tool.

 

Out of curiosity, have you attempted to read the SSD using something like an external SATA to USB enclosure?

This is another alternative to having an entire second computer lying around for testing purposes.

 

3 hours ago, Captain_WD said:

Hi there

 

What is the brand and the model of the SSD? 

I'd suggest using the HDD's SATA and power cable as well as the SATA port that the HDD works on so you are sure everything you are suing with the SSD is working properly. This way you should be able to narrow things down to either the SSD or to somewhere in the system. 

You could try booting off a slash drive (linux-based OS) and see if the SSD is detected at all. 

 

Contacting the manufacturer is also a good idea.

 

Let me know how this goes! 

 

Captain_WD. 

I tried putting it on my Mac that didn't work I will try with the hdd cables 

[Akolyte]

My SSD died today... I had a bsod and it kept happening with different error codes even when installing Windows.  Using a 7200rpm disk.  I would say it could be sata port first, yet if your ssd isn't even detected then yeah...  it's probably dead. 

[WokeUp]

46 minutes ago, Mike_The_B0ss said:

My SSD died today... I had a bsod and it kept happening with different error codes even when installing Windows.  Using a 7200rpm disk.  I would say it could be sata port first, yet if your ssd isn't even detected then yeah...  it's probably dead. 

I will try to make sure I hope not I have my os on there 

[Captain_WD]

On 28.10.2016 г. at 1:41 PM, MartinWake said:

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Did you have success with other cables? If the SSD isn't responding with any cables on any computer I'd contact the manufacturer for some options and potentially replacing it. 

Make sure you have backups of your future data so you don't have to face such situations in the future. 

 

Captain_WD.