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06-19-2020 07:18 AM in
Monitors and MemoryI'm trying to diagnose some weird laptop behavior and as part, I'd like to check the health of my SSDs. I have a 970 Pro NVMe as my main boot device and two other 2.5" SATA drives. They are all listed as supported devices.
So, downloaded and installed the latest Magician - 6.1. When I start it, all it does is spin in the startup screen with "Scanning for drive information" and nothing else.
Ideas?
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06-19-2020 07:51 AM in
Monitors and Memorydoo dee doo doo (twilight song).
Pulled the laptop apart, disconnected the battery, reseated the memory and NVMe card, rebooted.
Magician now sees all of the drives. Hmmm
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06-19-2020 07:51 AM in
Monitors and Memorydoo dee doo doo (twilight song).
Pulled the laptop apart, disconnected the battery, reseated the memory and NVMe card, rebooted.
Magician now sees all of the drives. Hmmm
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06-19-2020 08:40 AM in
Monitors and MemorySounds like a problem with the native Nvme driver 🤔, if it is a intel based machine update the intel storage drivers