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    Posted: 10 Oct 2019 at 6:46am
This is just to eleminate any influences. Casefans? Your decision.

When i build a new system, i always do that on the desk without unrequired things. I just use the fan for the CPU cooler.
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Originally posted by Ray62 Ray62 wrote:

Disconnect the SATA 3 disk and all other stuff except GPU, mouse, keyboard and the NVME disk (and double check, that this is mounted correctly).
Do a CMOS reset like described in the manual, restart the system and go to the bios. Goto Exit menu, load defaults, save and exit. Then go again to the bios.
The NVME drive should be visible under
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I Will try! Just to be clear, only the gpu/cpu should be connected. Do you also mean casefans disconnected? Or just all the other hardware.
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Disconnect the SATA 3 disk and all other stuff except GPU, mouse, keyboard and the NVME disk (and double check, that this is mounted correctly).
Do a CMOS reset like described in the manual, restart the system and go to the bios. Goto Exit menu, load defaults, save and exit. Then go again to the bios.
The NVME drive should be visible under
Advanced\Storage Configuration
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Hi,

I'm having the problem that my new Mobo doesn't recoqnize my NVME disk. I've installed in the Ultra M.2 Socket (M2_1), upgraded the BIOS to the latest firmware, but nothing. When i open the bootmenu i only see my USB and cardreader, i've searched in the BIOS for hours but there are no options i can think of that can change this. When i'm booting up from my USB with windows Setup, i also don't see the disk

I have no idea what i can do further. For now i installed a sata 3 6Gb/s disk so i can use my computer. But in the future i would like to use my NVME disk as bootdisk and the sata as storage. When i open device manager i do see a few yellow triangles with a PCI adapter(Possible the NVME disk?).

Additional information, the disk works. I've tested this in another computer and there i have no problems booting from it.

Please help!
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