on 04.10.2018 19:04
on 04.10.2018 19:04
Hi
I have installed a samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 in the second M.2 port on the Akoya P67002 but it is neither recognized by Windows 10 not the BIOS.
What should I do so that it is recognized?
Thanks for you help
Laurent
on 05.10.2018 11:28
on 05.10.2018 11:28
I've verified this with my colleagues, and @daddle is correct, the motherbord is fitted with a total of three M.2 slots, one for the WLAN module, one for PCIe X4 NVMe SSD's (Which is in use for the 256 GB Intel SSD), and one that supports SATA mode only.
Kind regards,
Paul.
on 08.10.2018 08:23
on 08.10.2018 08:23
Hi @lkempe,
At the moment there is no BIOS update available for this system as far as I'm aware. The drivers that are available for this system kan be found on this site.
If a BIOS update comes available you can find it through the same link.
The PC has an ECS Z370H4-EM motherboard, but I don's have any documentation available for it I'm afraid.
Ow, and @daddle is correct again, the Intel SSD supports only NVME mode, and will not work on the M.2 SATA port.
Kind Regards,
Paul
on 05.10.2018 00:24
on 05.10.2018 00:24
If the M2 is not recognized by the Bios or by WIndows, it is or defect or it is the Interface.
I guess your PC can only accept M2 SSDs.with a SATA-Interface. So check the technicla data of your mainboard,
even better and faster swap your M2 NVMe-SSD and make it a SATA M2
Regards , daddle.
on 05.10.2018 09:03
on 05.10.2018 09:03
Thx for you answer @daddle
The dirve is new and just our of the box so I doubt it is the problem.
Where can I find the technical data of my motherboard, I tried earlier to find something on the Medion website without any luck. I found drivers and documentation but nothing about the motherboard!
"even better and faster swap your M2 NVMe-SSD and make it a SATA M2"
Do you mean to get back to the shop and exchange the drive?
Thanks
Laurent
on 05.10.2018 09:11
on 05.10.2018 09:39
on 05.10.2018 09:39
I guess that the mod you mentionned will see this message and will answer!
It will be hard to bring it back, but do you think it would work on the first port in which I have the original NVMe Intel drive?
Thx
Laurent
on 05.10.2018 11:28
on 05.10.2018 13:26
on 05.10.2018 17:42
on 05.10.2018 20:53
on 08.10.2018 08:23
on 08.10.2018 08:23
Hi @lkempe,
At the moment there is no BIOS update available for this system as far as I'm aware. The drivers that are available for this system kan be found on this site.
If a BIOS update comes available you can find it through the same link.
The PC has an ECS Z370H4-EM motherboard, but I don's have any documentation available for it I'm afraid.
Ow, and @daddle is correct again, the Intel SSD supports only NVME mode, and will not work on the M.2 SATA port.
Kind Regards,
Paul