Driver Issues

[Bruce]

what sort of reset?

[Rustys]

[ol]
[li]At a command prompt, type: diskpart[/li][li]At the DISKPART prompt, type list disk[/li][/ol]
Can you see the drive

Post the screen shots of this thanks

[Night_Owl]

what sort of reset?

Keep my files reset

[Night_Owl]

Here’s the screenshot

[PeterOz]

It is showing disk 1 as 111GB
What size is your M2
also at diskpart
[ol]
[li]At a command prompt, type: diskpart[/li][li]At the DISKPART prompt, type list volume[/li][/ol]
Post a pic

[Night_Owl]

Here’s the pic, my M.2 is roughly 2 TB

[PeterOz]

attachment not working
what size is the M2

[Night_Owl]

2 TB

[PeterOz]

Other than that, the drive may need to be reseated so the system can recognize it and or replaced.

Have you tried this.
I would disconnect all drives
Remove and reseat the M2
With only the M2 in place and other drives disconnected
Use windows 10 install usb and see if M2 shows

[Night_Owl]

Including my C: drive which has my windows installation?

[PeterOz]

Yes
Do you have a win 10 boot usb?

[Night_Owl]

No but I can make one

[PeterOz]

Download the win 10 tool run it to recreate the flash drive – Must be minimum 8GB

Download Windows 10

or
make a ubuntu bootable usb or dvd
Create a bootable USB stick with Rufus on Windows | Ubuntu NO install needed

Or here is a Youtbe on how to make the usb

[MEDIA=youtube]X_fDdUgqIUQ[/MEDIA]

see if the M2 shows after reseating

[Rustys]

I would use the Live Linux and see if the M2 show and retrieve the data onto another external storage device.

[Night_Owl]

So i disconnected all my drives except the m.2 and my usb windows drive and it is recognizing the m.2 (adobe disk)