Well I know why it is on sale! Installed and BIOS on Gigabyte board recognizes it but Win10 pro 64 does not see it at all. Is there a fix for this? Is it worth the $20 I saved?
It is extremely difficult to format a drive when it doesn't even show up! I did get it, I don't really know how but after looking in <device manager/disk drives/my drive> firstly the PC recognized it. I don't know if the whole making a boot drive to install drivers worked or not. It definitely did not show up in file manager after that. It was the first place I had seen it in windows at all. I was able to populate the volume and only after that did it finally appear in disk management. The whole time Windows 10 could not see it the Gigabyte bios and even the Samsung Magician could see it. The Sa****g support is probably the worst support I've ever seen.
It is extremely difficult to format a drive when it doesn't even show up! I did get it, I don't really know how but after looking in <device manager/disk drives/my drive> firstly the PC recognized it. I don't know if the whole making a boot drive to install drivers worked or not. It definitely did not show up in file manager after that. It was the first place I had seen it in windows at all. I was able to populate the volume and only after that did it finally appear in disk management. The whole time Windows 10 could not see it the Gigabyte bios and even the Samsung Magician could see it. The Sa****g support is probably the worst support I've ever seen.
hey daniel. if you have a moment, I need help getting my Samsung 980 pro to be recognized. Its not showing up in BIOS, windows, or disk management. I've tried both m.2 slots on my motherboard, and even attempted to download the samsung driver, but it says its not connected, but I know it is. any ideas of what else I could try?
