Heck if someone wants to do more of this, more power to 'em! But if they promise and can't deliver... well thats on them 🤷♂️ Also comments for the algorithm gods
BRO! you saved my life!!!! I couldn't find anything that would help my BIOS read my additional M2 ssd until I found this little vid. You are a rockstar! I can't believe more tutorials don't include that tip you just gave! Whew... over an hour trying to figure it out and you solved the problem in 3 mins! HUGE THANK YOU!!
PS. It did disable my PCIe Wifi adaptor in the Express slot... but moving that adaptor to a lower 16bit slot of my board (so its not sharing with the M2) was a good work around.
Some motherboards with multiple m.2 slots will only allow one of them to be used as a boot drive. Check your user manual first, and if its a second hand board you can find the manual of the manufacturers site.
@snoweirhawk2442 I ended up having to hard reset and reinstall windows with only a ssd plugged in. Apparently if your using a hard drive, some are too old and the pc formats the pc so it won't recognize ssd's cause it's litteritally too old to do so
@@gettinwithit9275how were you able to hard reset? Ive only been able to boot up in bios because of the ssd issue and i dont know how to hard reset from bios
M.2 mode was not in the options so I tried disabling ( wait for ‘F1’ if error ) option under boot configuration and it worked to some extent meaning I still get the POST screen but after 2 to 3 secs it boots to windows !
I just figured out how to solve that POST screen. Just enable CSM and disable any overclocking. Save and exit Bios. Then go into Bios again and press F5 for default settings. Save and exit again. That fixed the problem. It apparently doesn’t like me using the X.M.P Ram overclocking.
@@PenPineappleApplePen007 Oh wow ! To be honest I do not mind that POST screen as long as it does boot to windows and I wouldn’t sacrifice overclocking DDR5 ram sticks for this simple error (which is not affecting anything at the moment at least) to be fixed. btw thank you for sharing the solution
@@r1ghty841 I figured out that it was my RAM sticks that was in the wrong slots. It should be in A2 and B2. After I did that the XMP profile worked and everything is better.
2024 Thanks... I had 2 ASUS Z97 Hero Maximus VII boards with i7-4790k and i5-4690k loading Windows 10 on both... either would pick up the M.2s .... one was a 500GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus.... 2nd was a 1TB WD Black SN770... had to do this a few times but got both to work... Thanks again :)
brooo ima try this when i get home IVE BEEN GOIN CRAZY the last 5 days 12 hours each day trying to figure this out , i have an asus too so this made it a lot easier to understand, everytime i restart or turn off i have to manually boot into bios, brand new pc first time user and my games on steam keep crashing i have a 4090, 14900k and asus z790 e wifi 2 mobo
i’m not getting the same options as you in my bios. I bought a WD ssd and my pc read it just fine and i noticed after it month it wouldn’t read it unless i restarted my system. all of a sudden no matter how many reboots i’ve never seen it again. my options under Onboarf devices config > PCIe Bandwith Bifurcation config > “auto” and x8/x8 are the options someone please help
I also was having this issue, I ended up just giving up and switching the slot the m.2 was plugged into. Went from the slot above the gpu/ below cpu and switched it to the slot under the gpu. Hope it helps.
Yo my man you have no idea how much i appreciate this video👑👑👑 thank you so fukin much and Jah Bles you man... i wish you all the best... u just saved my 13 years of work🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have x470 strix and i don't have that option, my nvme doesn't appear on onboard devices, but it appears as a boot option on the list and it actually works but in pci 1.0 instead of 3.0
Have two ssd installed. Have a gigabyte b650 motherboard. Its showing both ssd's in bios..but not in window's (11). Do i look for the same setting in gigabyte bios settings?
I have an issue. I have a new setup, haven't even booted into an OS yet but i have the windows thumb drive set up. For whatever reason, the m.2 SSD isn't recognized in the bios, it's like it doesn't exist. Do i have to update the drivers and if so, how do i update the drivers without the ability to boot into an OS?
Hello, i tried installing an NVME M.2 PCIE 4gen ssd of 4 to on my MSI motherboard and it didn't work out, my bios don't even open and my monitor show black screen when powering my pc on. Can you please help me with this ? thank you!
hate it. My utopian dream is that all bios have the same basic structure and options. Whether you have the Zuckersucker 97.fm or the M U S K .2 vegan motherboard alternative I should still know how to find the setting Im looking for
Guys I fixed it. I had Intel storage boost on... I forgot the acronym but it was in bios. My suggestion is default or cmos bios and boot to see it is normal. If good then carefully watch out for the Intel storage boost in bios. Wholetime I thought it was just a Intel boost tech 🤣
My windows 11 updated and ended up fixing the issue.. until my windows 11 updated to cause the issue again. my bios will not recognize my bootable m.2 NVME every 2nd time I start the computer. every 2nd time it works.. WTF...
@@ElusiveIRL i contacted asus support and they said only devise that are on their QVL list of the product can only be used. What a dumb thing cz samsung ssd are the best and they dont have a single Samsung product on their QVl list.
Hello I am Italian I have an asus b650e-e I updated the BIOS but it shows me that there are memories but does not make me use what can I do I send you a picture of my BIOS
my 2014 h97 motherboard didn't have those options in the BIOS. They didn't support NVME but after BIOS updates I found the options and it works now. If you have old motherboards check for BIOS updates :)
I’m using ASUS bios too but I don’t have this option… I’m so confused on what to do. I have two systems, one with the other type of ssd and this new one with an m.2. When I put it into either, I get directed to bios immediately with no way around it. It won’t recognize as something that’s bootable, and when I DO have other bootable drives, it doesn’t make those a priority and I can’t enter anyway. I’m so freaking stuck I have no idea what it is I’m supposed to do
I am married but I'm sure she be down. If it doesn't work, then check the other comments, people have been putting what worked for them in there Don't forget about me
My HP bios looks nothing like yours but something I did trying to emulate your steps caused my boot drive to be recognized. I wish I had taken video to record what I did!
@krol9181 the best I can recall is all I was able to do was change the boot order, our bios looks nothing like the one in the video. Also the legacy bios boot order did not match the UEFI, so I changed it to do so making the original drive first. After that the operating system on the original 256 gig drive was detected again and there was nothing on the cloned drive. That was strange as the process which I followed to the letter, was completed. I them went to another video using a free trial of paid software to re-clone the rescued 256 gig drive onto the terabyte drive that had nothing on it. It works fine, what a relief!
![จังหวะนี้ - เม้ก อภิสิทธิ์ [ Official MV ] จอนนี่มิวสิค](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4gQRZCkRyiU/mqdefault.jpg)
Idk why there's hate on someone who took the time to shoot a video for us to try and help. Y'all entitled
Heck if someone wants to do more of this, more power to 'em! But if they promise and can't deliver... well thats on them 🤷♂️
Also comments for the algorithm gods
Appreciate the nice words! Thanks my guy
Bt boot priority is not showing in my asus laptop, So how to do? Plz help...
🤡🤣
Are there any usb pcie cards that have a boot rom / uefi module where u can boot into usbs pluged into the usb pcie card?@@madeforfun101
BRO! you saved my life!!!! I couldn't find anything that would help my BIOS read my additional M2 ssd until I found this little vid. You are a rockstar! I can't believe more tutorials don't include that tip you just gave! Whew... over an hour trying to figure it out and you solved the problem in 3 mins! HUGE THANK YOU!!
PS. It did disable my PCIe Wifi adaptor in the Express slot... but moving that adaptor to a lower 16bit slot of my board (so its not sharing with the M2) was a good work around.
Had to surf the net for 3 straight hours to get the youtube algorithm working 😂. Thanks man, you made my day 🙏
Glad I could help!!
5 hours later and probably 3 years shaven of my lifespan due to anger......god blessed me with this video soooo....Thenks!
You save me so much time. May you never get a speeding or parking ticket🙏
I’ve been going insane for the past two days. If this is the issue I’m going to cry.
If not a lot of people in comments have other solutions
Some motherboards with multiple m.2 slots will only allow one of them to be used as a boot drive. Check your user manual first, and if its a second hand board you can find the manual of the manufacturers site.
Thanks man, I was looking everywhere to find how to fix this.
Thank you, helped so much, spent too long for something that took seconds. The biggest relief.
you’re a g bro. almost threw my pc out this window 🤦🏻♂️
No problem my guy! I spent way too long on it so I figured I help others reduce that misery
Thanks buddy, that worked for me. 8 hours build, 4 hours booting windows. :) this finally helped
My asus bios doesn't show up with that setting, any idea how I can find it?
Hey! I Have the same problem! Anyone that can help me?
@snoweirhawk2442 I ended up having to hard reset and reinstall windows with only a ssd plugged in. Apparently if your using a hard drive, some are too old and the pc formats the pc so it won't recognize ssd's cause it's litteritally too old to do so
@@gettinwithit9275how were you able to hard reset? Ive only been able to boot up in bios because of the ssd issue and i dont know how to hard reset from bios
@@tuskact4798same
M.2 mode was not in the options so I tried disabling ( wait for ‘F1’ if error ) option under boot configuration and it worked to some extent meaning I still get the POST screen but after 2 to 3 secs it boots to windows !
Oh that's super weird. But at least it works!!
This is the only thing that worked for me. Thank you.
I just figured out how to solve that POST screen. Just enable CSM and disable any overclocking. Save and exit Bios. Then go into Bios again and press F5 for default settings. Save and exit again. That fixed the problem. It apparently doesn’t like me using the X.M.P Ram overclocking.
@@PenPineappleApplePen007 Oh wow ! To be honest I do not mind that POST screen as long as it does boot to windows and I wouldn’t sacrifice overclocking DDR5 ram sticks for this simple error (which is not affecting anything at the moment at least) to be fixed. btw thank you for sharing the solution
@@r1ghty841 I figured out that it was my RAM sticks that was in the wrong slots. It should be in A2 and B2. After I did that the XMP profile worked and everything is better.
2024 Thanks... I had 2 ASUS Z97 Hero Maximus VII boards with i7-4790k and i5-4690k loading Windows 10 on both... either would pick up the M.2s .... one was a 500GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus.... 2nd was a 1TB WD Black SN770... had to do this a few times but got both to work... Thanks again :)
Thank you! I also spend way to mutch time on this and you saved my day!
What to do if the computer shows no options on the boot priority list and every restart is stuck on opening the bios?
Go to boot option and select csm and make sure boot device Uefi and legacy oprom is selected . Worked for mine but still makes me want to go to bios
I'm having the same problem right now but it's just not seeing my second hard drive
Use this as a reference and just search around in every single setting. That's what I did
Did you get it?
@@farcemain3982 nope
This helps a ton but my main m.2 still won’t let me set it as my main boot drive. It does now show up under F8/Boot Options. Any ideas?
Oh no clue, but if you find a fix let me know. The hope is that if the fix isn't in the video, it's in the comments
@madeforfun101 not working
@@ashishbari2176 🤷♂️
@@madeforfun101 not detected SSD drive
@@ashishbari2176 🤷♂️
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!! it was driving me crazy!! 👍👍👍👍
I don't see it in the information section so what is the solution?
Check the other comments 🤷♂️
what to do if Sata HDD is not detected?
Uhhh cry? I really only know how to fix mine, sorry 😅
I just installed a new ssd nvme drive and my laptop turns blue everytime I go a bit hard on it. Would this help ?
🤷♂️
Thank you very much. Total lifesaver for me tonight! :-D
I'm looking for this option in my bios but I can't find it
update?
brooo ima try this when i get home IVE BEEN GOIN CRAZY the last 5 days 12 hours each day trying to figure this out , i have an asus too so this made it a lot easier to understand, everytime i restart or turn off i have to manually boot into bios, brand new pc first time user and my games on steam keep crashing i have a 4090, 14900k and asus z790 e wifi 2 mobo
DUDE. I FUCKING LOVE YOU
I DONT HAVE THAT OPTION IN MY BIOS!!!
Do I have to just update it or am i fucked?
Im with a asus tuf b450 plus 11
You solved the problem??
Same
@@Hostile2430 try plugging only the m.2 it works for me, than i restart the pc and plug my HD, and its works
🤷♂️
Try updating bios. Or check the other comments. Some people are smarter than me
Thank you for the help man you’re the best 🎉
i’m not getting the same options as you in my bios. I bought a WD ssd and my pc read it just fine and i noticed after it month it wouldn’t read it unless i restarted my system. all of a sudden no matter how many reboots i’ve never seen it again. my options under Onboarf devices config > PCIe Bandwith Bifurcation config > “auto” and x8/x8 are the options someone please help
this doesn't work for me. I dont see that option in my advanced mode on my z690-p wifi. It says there are no bootable devices
Update bios? 🤷♂️
I also was having this issue, I ended up just giving up and switching the slot the m.2 was plugged into. Went from the slot above the gpu/ below cpu and switched it to the slot under the gpu. Hope it helps.
What if I updated the bios because I upgraded my copy and now my m.2 doesn’t come up at all. Not even on the bios
Yo my man you have no idea how much i appreciate this video👑👑👑 thank you so fukin much and Jah Bles you man... i wish you all the best... u just saved my 13 years of work🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have x470 strix and i don't have that option, my nvme doesn't appear on onboard devices, but it appears as a boot option on the list and it actually works but in pci 1.0 instead of 3.0
You might just have an older MoBo then? I only have one motherboard so I don't understand how all the others work. Try updating bios?
Did you find a fix for this?
Just fixed my issue. Boot > CSM > Boot from PCI-E Expansion Devices > UEFI Driver first. Hope this helps
Thanks alot the 1st video I watch and it solved thanks alot
Great info!
Have two ssd installed. Have a gigabyte b650 motherboard. Its showing both ssd's in bios..but not in window's (11). Do i look for the same setting in gigabyte bios settings?
I have no clue really
mine doesnt have that
🤷♂️
Thanks bro, I thought my computer was cooked for a second 🙏
Bt boot priority is not showing in my Asus laptop during BIOS utility, so how to do plz help
I have an issue. I have a new setup, haven't even booted into an OS yet but i have the windows thumb drive set up. For whatever reason, the m.2 SSD isn't recognized in the bios, it's like it doesn't exist. Do i have to update the drivers and if so, how do i update the drivers without the ability to boot into an OS?
Im in the sane boat
Hello, i tried installing an NVME M.2 PCIE 4gen ssd of 4 to on my MSI motherboard and it didn't work out, my bios don't even open and my monitor show black screen when powering my pc on. Can you please help me with this ? thank you!
I'm not tech support. I barely know what I even did in this video 🤷♂️
Bro you are the Mann!!!!!! Mine was a bit different but same idea thank you!!
Glad I could help my guy!
How did you do yours ?
YOU ARE A GENIUS MAN!
I have asus as well but we don't have the same things go change
hate it. My utopian dream is that all bios have the same basic structure and options. Whether you have the Zuckersucker 97.fm or the M U S K .2 vegan motherboard alternative I should still know how to find the setting Im looking for
@@madeforfun101 bro did NOT just use those names.
@@linionnews I'm glad someone finally liked them 🤣
what if it’s not recognizing a regular ssd as a boot drive ?
My wasn't showing up as either for a long time. The same fix should work. Make sure to update your bios
Help mine is in raid somehow and now I can't recognize it in disk management or data migrate
Oh rip I have nothing to offer
This would be a option in the bios after getting into the bios you should find a setting that allows you to change from RAID to AHCI.
Guys I fixed it. I had Intel storage boost on... I forgot the acronym but it was in bios. My suggestion is default or cmos bios and boot to see it is normal. If good then carefully watch out for the Intel storage boost in bios. Wholetime I thought it was just a Intel boost tech 🤣
@@Mario_Man632 I unfortunately did not have that
My problem sounds like the opposite. My M2 SSD is already the boot drive. But when I put an SSD in the SATA slot the thing won't boot anymore.
Oh weird. I have no clue about that one. Sorry man
If you're still having trouble with this after the video, use a flash drive to update your bios. It will correct all of the settings.
how
Omg THANKS BRO worked🎉
DUDE I LOVE YOU!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
It’s not on the menu for me have they changed the menus around or something cuz I can’t find that tab
Try updating bios. Or read the other comments for help
Same for me, onboard config is there but my settings in it are different
@@BruceWaynge 🤷♂
@@madeforfun101what bios are you on (version wise)
@@Chevy.-. I like how he just hearts your comment with no reply 😭
Thanks for saving!
Thanks bro i really appreciate it
Now how do you do that on MSI Mobo? I loaded default settings when changing CPU not realising what I was getting into
This is an MSI 🤷♂️
Try updating bios. Or check the other comments. Some people are smarter than me
Oh wait maybe I'm dumb I think this is asus. I don't remember but it's in the description I think
Will this work for second drive. That I removed from my other laptop all my paid apps and program are in that ssd
🤷♂️
Hopefullu
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh thank you king ❤
My windows 11 updated and ended up fixing the issue.. until my windows 11 updated to cause the issue again. my bios will not recognize my bootable m.2 NVME every 2nd time I start the computer. every 2nd time it works.. WTF...
Oh weird. Haven't heard that one before
My motherboard is not showing up my m.2 ssd no matter what i do i even tried it on another pc and it works fine
🤷♂️
I have the same problem have you found the issue?
@@ElusiveIRL i contacted asus support and they said only devise that are on their QVL list of the product can only be used. What a dumb thing cz samsung ssd are the best and they dont have a single Samsung product on their QVl list.
Thank you ❤
Bro same problem but for hard drive, this happend randomly when I upgraded my ram. Do you know any other way ?
Oh you probably just unhooked something. Check and make sure all your cords are secure
Can anyone please explain me it for MSI pro z790p WiFi motherboard
Hello I am Italian I have an asus b650e-e I updated the BIOS but it shows me that there are memories but does not make me use what can I do I send you a picture of my BIOS
I don't know much of anything really. Sending a picture won't help. Go through every setting until you dig one that matters
Also, make sure windows is installed on the new drive.
Thank u bro
THANK YOU!!!
Thank YOU!!!
my 2014 h97 motherboard didn't have those options in the BIOS. They didn't support NVME but after BIOS updates I found the options and it works now. If you have old motherboards check for BIOS updates :)
It doesn’t show up in mine. Only auto mode, x16, x8x8, and raid mode. Someone help?
Check the other comments 🤷♂️
All I gotta say is I love you brah
I don’t see the pci express slot option in my advance options
🤷♂️
Try updating bios. Or check the other comments. Some people are smarter than me
Help I did it and it let me isntsl windows but it turned off and now it doesn’t show up and says already installed but doesn’t boot
Sorry, no clue 🤷♂
Tanks alot man i panicked Again thanks❤🙏🙏
how do i change my windows boot from my hard drive to my new m.2
There a boot priority menu. Just make sure the m.2 is on top
I have the same bios setup but I cant find the tab that you pulled up plz help me find it
🤷♂️
Try updating bios. Or check the other comments. Some people are smarter than me
I have the same bios as you and I’m not seeing the pci express slot and m.2 bandwidth setting
Update bios
@@madeforfun101 do you know where the setting to update bios would be
@@Erod0814 you have to download it off the asus website. Just Google it and you should find it really quick
@@madeforfun101 do I really need a usb drive to put the files in
@@Erod0814 I don't remember 🤷♂️
OMG THANK YOU
what version of bios you have dude?
I updated while troubleshooting, so this is the newest bios update. It doesn't do it automatically, you have to manually update
I have this issue but it’s strange my m.2 doesn’t show up as an option to be a storage device in general as well
But I’ve yet to try this gonna do it soon
Mine wouldn't show up at all for a long time. Try updating bios
@@madeforfun101 nice 👍
For ROG Strix Motherboards. Just fixed my issue. Boot > CSM > Boot from PCI-E Expansion Devices > UEFI Driver first. Hope this helps
Hey Appreciate this!
I don't have an Asus board what will it be called ?
🤷♂️
Check the other comments to see if they can help
Now where can I find a gigabyte tutorial
My BIOS doesnt even show that. I have Asrock B550m-c
All bios are different. You'll have to figure it out my guy
When I do that my system doesn’t see my addon network adapter
Oh man I have no clue
Just recently built my PC and I’m not seeing anything with my M.2. What do I do from here?
Maybe update your bios?
@@madeforfun101Yea my Bios is updated to the latest version, I watched a video on that
@@YaBoyMarc oh then I have nothing past that 😂
Some of the other comments might help
I’m struggling with it right now my pc boots just fine with the old ssd but not with my new one someone helppppp
🤷♂️
Check the other comments. Some people are smarter than me
I don't have this option in my asus motherboard (m.2)
Update bios?
Hey i bought a crucial p3 plus and it gets detected by Bios but my old one with windows does not get detected so I can’t boot my pc what should I do
🤷♂️
@@madeforfun101 I solved it
@@054efe let me know what you did so I can tell other people
@@054efeplease share the sauce cousin, im 3k in the hole😭
I’m using ASUS bios too but I don’t have this option… I’m so confused on what to do. I have two systems, one with the other type of ssd and this new one with an m.2. When I put it into either, I get directed to bios immediately with no way around it. It won’t recognize as something that’s bootable, and when I DO have other bootable drives, it doesn’t make those a priority and I can’t enter anyway. I’m so freaking stuck I have no idea what it is I’m supposed to do
Update bios?
@@madeforfun101 all of these parts are fresh out of the box… PLUS my old system is fully upgraded so I don’t know why it would still happen there
@@cocopop183 fresh out the box comes un updated
@@madeforfun101 FINALLY FIXED IT OMG it wasn’t with drivers I had to switch some thing in bios to CSM I have no idea what that means but it worked
@@madeforfun101 thanks for responding quick tho I appreciate it
I wish my MSI motherboard is this easy to configure, looking at the manual doesn't help either.
It's all so rough 🙃
thanks
I’m writting this while i am retrying it for the 100th time if this work i will take you on a date sir
I am married but I'm sure she be down.
If it doesn't work, then check the other comments, people have been putting what worked for them in there
Don't forget about me
I subscribed 😊
i cant find this setting in my bios
Love you so much
Love you too 😘
My HP bios looks nothing like yours but something I did trying to emulate your steps caused my boot drive to be recognized. I wish I had taken video to record what I did!
How did you do it I have the same bios?
@krol9181 the best I can recall is all I was able to do was change the boot order, our bios looks nothing like the one in the video. Also the legacy bios boot order did not match the UEFI, so I changed it to do so making the original drive first. After that the operating system on the original 256 gig drive was detected again and there was nothing on the cloned drive. That was strange as the process which I followed to the letter, was completed. I them went to another video using a free trial of paid software to re-clone the rescued 256 gig drive onto the terabyte drive that had nothing on it. It works fine, what a relief!
Can this work on Lenovo Torq laptop?
🤷♂️ try it. It doesn't take long to test
I love you so much.
Thank you I have a wife though 🤍
for mine z790 h, i just turn off rapid storage and everything works again
Oh awesome. Thats sounds super easy
I have a a320m-k and that option is not there
🤷♂️
Try updating bios. Or check the other comments. Some people are smarter than me