Hi Bruno,
Honestly, if unlugging and re-connecting that drive caused it to disappear, that does indicate a problem, it would be best to replace that new SSD, it is probably faulty, they will replace it under warranty.
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Bought a new crucial mx500 sata ssd, for my asus x555ld, to make it a litle faster, but it does not show up on bios, it does show on list part, and if I boot from usb drive, I can see it as an option to install windows, but then it says it does not have a driver, any ideas?
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Hi Bruno,
Honestly, if unlugging and re-connecting that drive caused it to disappear, that does indicate a problem, it would be best to replace that new SSD, it is probably faulty, they will replace it under warranty.
Hi Bruno,
I think there may be a problem with that SSD or the connection to that drive.
I just took it off and plugged it in again
Hi Bruno,
When did the disk show in Diskpart and what change did you make since it appeared?