Windows 10: BIOS v38 on SER7 AMD with ?NVME ssd failures

BIOS v38 on SER7 AMD was recognizing a clean win11x64 pro install, now no longer recognizes the nvme. Same exact pattern has occurred x2 on identical NVMEs. BIOS, win11 install partition selector, and diskpart all do not recognize the NVMEs anymore 4TB nvme 2280 ssd. Swapping NVME locations from the internal nvme connector to the external connector does nothing. The BIOS setting are unchanged. No new firmware was installed between both NVME SSD failures. Is this definitely an NVME ssd failure, twice?

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NVME SSD

Hi.

Does the BIOS recognize the NVME SSD?

Also, what is the BIOS version?

 

NVME SSD

Tried this, and windows still didn't see the nvme ssd. It was a brand new nvme ssd right out of the box. Nothing works.

 

Upgrade Windows 7 on SSD NVMe to Windows 10 on SSD NVMe

Hi Varnium,

Thanks for updating me.

Usually, you can install Windows 10 on SSD NVme directly if your computer BIOS detects it.

You can try the following steps if your computer detects the SSD NVme:

1-After creating a Windows 10 bootable USB and going through the installation process. From the Installation page "Install Now", press F10 to open the Command Prompt.

2-Type these commands and hit enter:

diskpart

list disk

select disk X (Replace X with your SSD NVme number shown in the list above)

clean

3-Restart your computer and go through the installation process.

If your computer does not detect it or the BIOS detects it, but you cannot see it during the installation process, it is best to contact your computer manufacturer's support services to provide you with accurate information about configuring BIOS.

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Note: Make sure you can find all Windows 10 compatible drivers for your computer from manufacturer's official website and your computer fully supports Windows 10 before taking further actions.

Please do not hesitate to ask if you need further assistance.

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