SSD visible in BIOS but not on windows

[timothee_boyer]

System: WIN 11 22H2
Battery or AC: Both
Model: FA506QR Ryzen 7 5800H, RTX 3070
Frequency of occurrence: All the time
Reset OS: No
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Detailed description：
7 months ago I installed a second SSD (Crucial P5 2To), it was running pretty smooth (except when my computer was going to deep sleep, when it woke up my SSD was off, I just had to reboot and everything was goofd)
I noticed after the last update of the BIOS (412) today that my second SSD was not showing on windows, desktop or Disk management but it was still visible on the BIOS.
I've tried to:
Unplug/plug the battery : no change
Unplug/plug the SSD : no change
Uninstall/reinstall crucial pilots : no change
Run the crucial scan to see if it was detected : no
I don't know what to do anymore, if someone as any ideas that would be great (I'm contacting crucial at the same time)

Thanks,

Tim

[krta]

The same case with me today. Windows 10 auto updated overnight (BIOS 311) and second nvme disk disappeared.
Disk was fully visible in BIOS.
Invisible in Windows 10, including disk management.
Device Manager reported problem with MVMe controller.
After reverting to 310 via EZ Flash 3 Utility the problem is fixed.

[Rachelgomez123]

Tips to fix
Restart your computer, and press the F2 key after the first screen.
Press the Enter key to enter Config.
Select Serial ATA and press Enter.
Then you'll see the SATA Controller Mode Option.
Save your changes and restart your computer to enter BIOS.


Greeting,
Rachel Gomez

[timothee_boyer]

Hi there,

Sorry for the delay, I was moving appartment.
Thanks a lot for your tips, I managed to fix it, so the solution was to downgrade the BIOS (back to 409) and of course cancel the auto-update of the BIOS.
For the moment it's working, let's see how it goes in the future.

Thanks again all !

Tim

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