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Windows Not Detecting MTE 820 Transcend SSD on MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon Motherboard

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  • #1 17414277
    Tkbo
    Level 6  
    I have a mte 820 transcend ssd drive. The problem is as follows. In the bios it is normal, but when I start Windows - nothing, empty.
    Motherboard: Msi x99a gaming pro carbon
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  • #2 17414299
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    You have two HDDs and you added SSD. You can install the system on the SSD. It is not visible because it is not formatted.
  • #3 17414366
    Tkbo
    Level 6  
    So how to format it
    I immediately say that I had this disk inserted during the installation of the system and it was not visible
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  • #5 17414461
    Tkbo
    Level 6  
    This cannot be seen in the CDI or in the manager
    I got a bit of a bios situation and it looks like this
    It doesn't detect it as a disk
    But when I hover over its icon when setting the boot order, it shows with the full name
  • #6 17414739
    pawelcb33
    Level 24  
    What is your system because maybe you just don't have the driver installed
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  • #7 17415347
    Tkbo
    Level 6  
    Win 7 Home Premium
  • #8 17416419
    pawelcb33
    Level 24  
    If you can, return this disk, I read that it is only for Macs. On Windows you will have a problem running it.
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  • #9 17416429
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    The Transcend MTE820 M.2 SSD uses the PCI Express(R) Gen3 x4 interface supported by the latest NVMe (TM) standard to increase next-generation performance. MTE820 M.2 SSD is designed to utilize advanced applications such as digital audio / video production, games and use in enterprises that require continuous processing of heavy tasks without system delays and slowdowns of any kind. Powered by 3D TLC NAND flash memory, the MTE820 M.2 SSD not only provides fast transfers, but also unmatched reliability.
  • #10 17416485
    Tkbo
    Level 6  
    So it's best to return it?
  • #12 17416942
    pawelcb33
    Level 24  
    Manufacturer's website:
    https://www.transcend-info.com/Products/No-787
    Drives are for macs and are on the AHCI interface, as if they were like a colleague above NVMe would need an additional NVMe driver. You can try to look for the NVMe driver for Win7 because Win7 does not support this by default and check if it works.
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The discussion revolves around a user experiencing issues with their Transcend MTE 820 SSD not being detected by Windows on an MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon motherboard, despite being recognized in the BIOS. Initial suggestions included checking disk management and CrystalDiskInfo for visibility, but the SSD remained undetected. The user confirmed that Windows 7 Home Premium was being used, leading to recommendations to check for NVMe drivers, as Windows 7 does not support NVMe natively. There were also concerns raised about the SSD's compatibility, with suggestions to consider returning it if it was primarily designed for Mac systems.
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