PCIe SSD detection issues

[adithyay328]

Hello there! Recently, my computer's been acting up in multiple ways, one of which involves my PCIe SSD not being detected reliably on an AM3+ system, which is this one. It worked previously, but a couple days after I installed my PCI WiFi card underneath it, the SSD started throwing out these issues. This is a serious problem, since some of my apps are stored on my PCIe SSD, and when it's not there, the shortcuts and dependent apps that rely on the apps on the SSD fail, which has caused other problems on my PC, that I'll discuss in other threads. Any help is requested and accepted. Thanks!

[Windows7ge]

Did you try removing the Wi-Fi card? I'd check the motherboard manual and see if the two slots share lanes. If so one may be available only of the other is empty.

[adithyay328]

Just now, Windows7ge said:

Did you try removing the Wi-Fi card? I'd check the motherboard manual and see if the two slots share lanes. If so one may be available only of the other is empty.

I'll check, but I doubt this would be the issue, since my SSD is PCIe, and the WiFi is just PCI. Thanks!

[Windows7ge]

2 minutes ago, adithyay328 said:

I'll check, but I doubt this would be the issue, since my SSD is PCIe, and the WiFi is just PCI. Thanks!

What motherboard is it?

[Blebekblebek]

PCIE on older motherboard shares the same IRQ

 

try plug it on different slots, if it's available.

[adithyay328]

7 hours ago, Blebekblebek said:

PCIE on older motherboard shares the same IRQ

 

try plug it on different slots, if it's available.

I might try that, but I don't think it would work without having an original broken slot, which is not the case right now. The slot does, in fact, work. Thanks though!

[adithyay328]

7 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

What motherboard is it?

Some Gigabyte Ultra Durable AM3+ board. Thanks!