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SSD Failed to Initialize: New Drive, BIOS Reset, SATA Switch, Warranty Replacement

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  • #1 16905652
    NekiKagari
    Level 2  
    As in the topic - SSD cannot be initialized. Recently, I gave the SSD drive for replacement, because it broke down and I had it under warranty. Of course, after 3 weeks of waiting .. they gave me a new disc, packed, all great. I plug in and nothing. I tried resetting the BIOS, switching to different SATA inputs and still nothing. I am asking for help, because I do not want to give it back again, not being sure that I am not doing something wrong. In addition, I will add that it is impossible to test it in HD Tune at all (I will show everything on the attached screenshots). Windows detects it and determines its status as good, but that's just that, nothing else can be done with it. I am asking for help, I have been struggling with him for two days and I really don't know what to do anymore.
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  • #4 16907879
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    What immediately "catches the eye":
     SSD Failed to Initialize: New Drive, BIOS Reset, SATA Switch, Warranty Replacement

    To which motherboard this SSD is connected, enter the model and BIOS version.

    GParted run ( check also after connecting to other equipment ) and see if there will still be write protection on this SSD. :idea:
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  • #5 16908707
    NekiKagari
    Level 2  
    pidar wrote:
    What immediately "catches the eye":
     SSD Failed to Initialize: New Drive, BIOS Reset, SATA Switch, Warranty Replacement

    To which motherboard this SSD is connected, enter the model and BIOS version.

    GParted run ( check also after connecting to other equipment ) and see if there will still be write protection on this SSD. :idea:


    Currently I am at work, so I will give it all when I get home (around 3pm).

    Added after 6 [hours] 34 [minutes]:

    Please pidar, here is the BIOS version and motherboard model. Unfortunately, I currently cannot connect the drive to other equipment.
  • #6 16910609
    max-bit
    Level 33  
    If you don't hook up to another one, it's hard to judge something here, a rather strange case.
    As if the disk was encrypted or somehow?
    He sees it, but you have the write-read lock?
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