If you only see Legacy boot mode, you can convert the SSD to MBR disk referring to the following.ġ. If your computer supports UEFI boot, you can go to BIOS settings and enable UEFI mode. The selected disk is of the GPT partition style”, you can fix this through changing BIOS settings or converting disk to MBR partition style. If Windows sees the SSD drive, but you can’t install Windows on SSD GPT with an error “Windows cannot be installed to this disk.
If you think this disk clean process may reduce its lifespan, you can perform a Secure Erase for SSD. When the process is complete, type “exit” to close this windows and go back to Windows Setup screen.Īfter that, you should see the SSD drive appear at Windows Setup. Type “clean all” and press Enter to wipe out all data from the SSD.ħ. Make sure the selected disk has no valuable data. Type “select disk ” For example, type “select disk 0” if you have insert one drive in your systemĦ. Type “list disk” to display all the disks connected to your computer.ĥ. If your SSD still is not showing at Windows Setup, press SHIFT+F10 to open a Command Prompt window.Ĥ. For installing Windows 8/10/11 cannot install on SSD, enable Secure Boot if it is available.Ģ. Boot into BIOS, and set SATA to AHCI Mode. If it is detected in BIOS, then you can refer to the following steps to make it right:ġ. Connect the drive to another working computer to see if the SSD is damaged. When you connect a new SSD drive to the system, you may need to manually turn it on before you can see the drive in BIOS.ģ. In some cases, the port is turned OFF in System Setup (BIOS). You can also connect it to an external USB adapter to see if it is a problem of damaged BIOS connection.Ģ. You can simply switch another SATA cable.
However, if your SSD is not showing in BIOS, you should check the things below:ġ. Usually, an SSD will be automatically detected in BIOS when you attach it. SSD not recognized by Windows 11/10/8/7 Setup This article covers 3 situations and provides a corresponding solution so you can fix this effectively. However, it would be frustrating if Windows won’t install on SSD.
Installing Windows 11/10/8/7 on a solid state drive (SSD) will surely make your computer faster.
0 kommentar(er)
