Driver Issues

[PeterOz]

Since this is the fastest drive in the computer why do you not use it as the windows drive?
So the drive is good .
Connect you C drive to another sata port.(not the original)
Can you see both drives now?
If not you may have to do a windows repair from the windows usb stick
or reinstall windows.
On the usb install it gives an option to repair windows -
Backup any data first

[Night_Owl]

In the windows setup page I see all my drives

[Night_Owl]

In the windows setup page I see all my drives

Also I use the m.2 for my adobe stuff but I am planning on getting a larger drive for my c: drive since it’s only 120 gb

[PeterOz]

on the setup it has a repair option

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At this screen

[Night_Owl]

Yea but when I click it it has troubleshoot options like system resort, startup repair, and other stuff

[Night_Owl]

Startup repair says it couldn’t repair anything and system restore says I have to choose a specific windows installation

[PeterOz]

I think you need to bite the bullet
Get a larger ssd and reinstall windows or install windows on M2

[Night_Owl]

I guess I can try that

[Night_Owl]

What would happen if I reset my windows fully, would that just erase everything in my c: drive?

[Night_Owl]

Actually I just figured it out

Read somewhere about the Storage controller in the device manager, updated it from a AMD-RAID Bottom Device to a Standard NVM Express Controller. Now I can see the driver

[Bruce]

wow - easy fix in the end! (y)

do you still need help or shall we close this thread now?

[Night_Owl]

I mean the only issue that’s still persisting now is my ethernet connection but at least my driver works

[Bruce]

you mean this one? - https://pchelpforum.net/t/something-...-2#post-157230

[Night_Owl]

Yeah

[Bruce]

I thought that one was solved, you were going to get another network card for the PC?