X99X Fatal1ty Killer won't detect M.2 SSD

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   And for some reason I managed to disable the BBcodes and can't edit my first post. Sorry about that. I'll reply with BBcodes enabled

Need some help figuring out if my MB is broken or not

I've got a [URL=https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Fatal1ty%20X99X%20Killer/index.asp]ASRock X99X Fatal1ty Killer MB[/URL] and installed [URL=http://www.xpg.com/us/feature/583]XPG SX8200 Pro[/URL] SSD.

Before I installed it I had the OS running on 2 Sata SSD's running in RAID 0. When the M.2 card was installed it didn't show in UEFI. I followed [URL=http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1236&title=how-to-install-windows-on-a-pcie-ssd]this[/URL] guide.

I did the following:
- Launch Storage OpROM Policy setting to UEFI Only. As seen [URL=https://youtu.be/Yvj1Z6Jyu_Y?t=758]here[/URL] 
SATA Mode should be set to either AHCI (default) or RAID. I chose RAID. As seen [URL=https://youtu.be/Yvj1Z6Jyu_Y?t=392]here[/URL]
Then saved and restart back to BIOS
It then says that I must make sure the boot order is UEFI: <Installation Media Device Name> first and not AHCI: <Installation Media Device Name>. The AHCI did not appear but I got USB: <Installation Media Device Name> instead. So I chose the EUFI option.

After that I saved and exited. I can also mention that I disconnected the old SSD's so the M.2 was the only one connected. When I get as far to chose the place I want Windows installed nothing appears. I've tried with SATA mode on AHCI, CSM disabled but that didn't help. Eventually I gave up and thought I'd just go back to the old SSD in RAID 0. I had deleted the RAID so build a new on using the UEFI's "easy raid installer" or what it's called. That worked and I can see them UEFI but the same problem happens when I want to install Windows. No disk are shown...

So now I don't have any way of installing Windows... I'm leaning on just replacing the MB and CPU since the main problem and why I did want to reinstall windows was this insane boot time. After some googling I've found out that the problem might just be with the X99 plattform and it's insane long preboot. And that makes sense cause even without windows it takes FOREVER to boot to UEFI.... Bah.... I really don't want too though since I've got a custom waterloop with hardtubes which means I've gotta drain the whole system and bend new tubes for the CPU

Any advice is more than welcome!

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MrSpaceworld Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 29 Aug 2019 Status: Offline Points: 4	Post Options Post Reply Quote MrSpaceworld Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: X99X Fatal1ty Killer won't detect M.2 SSD Posted: 29 Aug 2019 at 4:21pm
	And for some reason I managed to disable the BBcodes and can't edit my first post. Sorry about that. I'll reply with BBcodes enabled Need some help figuring out if my MB is broken or not I've got a [URL=https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Fatal1ty%20X99X%20Killer/index.asp]ASRock X99X Fatal1ty Killer MB[/URL] and installed [URL=http://www.xpg.com/us/feature/583]XPG SX8200 Pro[/URL] SSD. Before I installed it I had the OS running on 2 Sata SSD's running in RAID 0. When the M.2 card was installed it didn't show in UEFI. I followed [URL=http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1236&title=how-to-install-windows-on-a-pcie-ssd]this[/URL] guide. I did the following: - Launch Storage OpROM Policy setting to UEFI Only. As seen [URL=https://youtu.be/Yvj1Z6Jyu_Y?t=758]here[/URL] SATA Mode should be set to either AHCI (default) or RAID. I chose RAID. As seen [URL=https://youtu.be/Yvj1Z6Jyu_Y?t=392]here[/URL] Then saved and restart back to BIOS It then says that I must make sure the boot order is UEFI: <Installation Media Device Name> first and not AHCI: <Installation Media Device Name>. The AHCI did not appear but I got USB: <Installation Media Device Name> instead. So I chose the EUFI option. After that I saved and exited. I can also mention that I disconnected the old SSD's so the M.2 was the only one connected. When I get as far to chose the place I want Windows installed nothing appears. I've tried with SATA mode on AHCI, CSM disabled but that didn't help. Eventually I gave up and thought I'd just go back to the old SSD in RAID 0. I had deleted the RAID so build a new on using the UEFI's "easy raid installer" or what it's called. That worked and I can see them UEFI but the same problem happens when I want to install Windows. No disk are shown... So now I don't have any way of installing Windows... I'm leaning on just replacing the MB and CPU since the main problem and why I did want to reinstall windows was this insane boot time. After some googling I've found out that the problem might just be with the X99 plattform and it's insane long preboot. And that makes sense cause even without windows it takes FOREVER to boot to UEFI.... Bah.... I really don't want too though since I've got a custom waterloop with hardtubes which means I've gotta drain the whole system and bend new tubes for the CPU Any advice is more than welcome!

MrSpaceworld Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 29 Aug 2019 Status: Offline Points: 4	Post Options Post Reply Quote MrSpaceworld Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 29 Aug 2019 at 4:19pm
	Need some help figuring out if my MB is broken or not I've got a [URL=https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Fatal1ty%20X99X%20Killer/index.asp]ASRock X99X Fatal1ty Killer MB[/URL] and installed [URL=http://www.xpg.com/us/feature/583]XPG SX8200 Pro[/URL] SSD. Before I installed it I had the OS running on 2 Sata SSD's running in RAID 0. When the M.2 card was installed it didn't show in UEFI. I followed [URL=http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1236&title=how-to-install-windows-on-a-pcie-ssd]this[/URL] guide. I did the following: [B]- Launch Storage OpROM Policy[/B] setting to [B]UEFI Only. [/B]As seen [URL=https://youtu.be/Yvj1Z6Jyu_Y?t=758]here[/URL] [B]SATA Mode[/B] should be set to either [B]AHCI[/B] (default) or [B]RAID[/B]. I chose RAID. As seen [URL=https://youtu.be/Yvj1Z6Jyu_Y?t=392]here[/URL] Then saved and restart back to BIOS It then says that I must make sure the boot order is [B]UEFI: <Installation Media Device Name>[/B] first and not [B]AHCI: <Installation Media Device Name>[/B]. The AHCI did not appear but I got [B]USB: <Installation Media Device Name>[/B] instead. So I chose the EUFI option. After that I saved and exited. I can also mention that I disconnected the old SSD's so the M.2 was the only one connected. When I get as far to chose the place I want Windows installed nothing appears. I've tried with SATA mode on AHCI, CSM disabled but that didn't help. Eventually I gave up and thought I'd just go back to the old SSD in RAID 0. I had deleted the RAID so build a new on using the UEFI's "easy raid installer" or what it's called. That worked and I can see them UEFI but the same problem happens when I want to install Windows. No disk are shown... So now I don't have any way of installing Windows... I'm leaning on just replacing the MB and CPU since the main problem and why I did want to reinstall windows was this insane boot time. After some googling I've found out that the problem might just be with the X99 plattform and it's insane long preboot. And that makes sense cause even without windows it takes FOREVER to boot to UEFI.... Bah.... I really don't want too though since I've got a custom waterloop with hardtubes which means I've gotta drain the whole system and bend new tubes for the CPU Any advice is more than welcome!