SSD Showing Up In Bios, but not in Windows 10

SSD Showing Up In Bios, but not in Windows 10 m 2 slot not working It means you bought an SSD that uses SATA, not PCIe You can't use it in that socket, put it on the other socket Only one slot on m2 vs nvme slot drives do not need a cable to connect to a motherboard Instead, they are plugged directly into the motherboard with a dedicated connector slot

m2 vs nvme slot Nope, no other M2 or SATA devices are connected Again, the problem is the drive is not detected by the BIOS, it's not a configuration problem

m2 pcie 40 in 30 slot I can NOT enter BIOS with SSD in 1st slot The SSD is working fine in the other slot I SSD not included ) Sale price$ Regular price$ Save 33% 68 Even though the ssd comes separately, this housing is OP in terms of working in