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Okay so now there’s another issue, I checked to see if one of my drivers was outdated but when I reinstalled some of em my internal ssd not registering. Doesn’t show up at all in disk management
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what did you use to see if any drivers were outdated?
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I used a program called DriverFix, and my ssd is a different drive from my C:\ drive, it’s a M.2 ssdComment
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Sorry I worded it wrong, my c drive is a a normal ssd, my missing drive is a m.2 driveComment
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while not experienced with DriverFix, I’m yet to see any of those sort of programs that do not make things worse, or are simply just spam filled pieces of crap.
either way, I’m assuming the SSD was detectable before you ran DriverFix?Comment
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Yes it wasComment
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Why not to depend on third party programs.
Suggest that you perform a system roll back and hope that corrects the issue.Comment
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And how do i do that?Comment
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Nevermind, apparently I don’t have any restore points to revert toComment
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Do you remember which devices that the program updated?
Open Device Manager
Open one of the list and then double click on the device
Select the Driver Tab
If Roll Back Driver is not grey out, you could be able to use this to get the previous driver back.Comment
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I tried this on some of the devices but the drive’s still not connectingComment
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reboot the PC into Safe Mode and see if the drive becomes seen then.
also try creating another user account and log in under that and see if that helps.Comment
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Might also go to the manufactures site and get the correct drivers and install them.Comment
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So the second user and the safe mode didn’t work. Also yes I installed the correct drivers from the manufacturer’s website just to be safe.Comment
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I checked my bios recognized it and it wasn’t a hardware issue and the bios does detect it as a boot option so does that mean it is being detected just not by windows?Comment
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