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My motherboard can't see my m.2 drive?

Hagrid911
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It doesn’t show under the NVMe devices list in the advanced tab in your UEFI? That’s strange. Got the latest UEFI firmware?

Hey guys,

So I have a 500gb Samsung 960 EVO m.2 ssd. I have Samsung Magician installed and it can see the m.2 drive. It says there's no compatibility issues and the drive condition is "GOOD". The motherboard is an ASUS ROG Zenith Extreme and the m.2 drive is on a DIMM card. (Because there's no space on the motherboard for an m.2 slot.) When I go into my bios it doesn't recognize anything in the DIMM slot. (Says it's empty) Do any of you know anything about this? Am I missing something?

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It doesn’t show under the NVMe devices list in the advanced tab in your UEFI? That’s strange. Got the latest UEFI firmware?

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2 minutes ago, Derrk said:

have you allocated the drive in disk management

It detects in windows, its the UEFI it isn’t showing up in.

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Just now, SeanSSD said:

It detects in windows, its the UEFI it isn’t showing up in.

just spitballing. I've never ran an m.2 through a dimm slot, not sure how to help

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1 minute ago, Derrk said:

just spitballing. I've never ran an m.2 through a dimm slot, not sure how to help

it's Asus' Dimm.2 thing, shouldn't be too special compared to regular M.2 as to have compatibility issues.

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Alright wait a second. I updated my bios because I was a version behind and it's there! BUT, I can't assign it a letter or format it.

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2 minutes ago, Hagrid911 said:

Alright wait a second. I updated my bios because I was a version behind and it's there! BUT, I can't assign it a letter or format it.

Nevermind, I'm just braindead... I forgot I have to make a "New Volume" We're good! Thanks for the support!

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