NVME Not Showing Up in BIOS and Disk Management [SOLVED 2024]

No matter what undetected scenarios you encountered, you can read this complete guide. This guide provides you with tried-and-true solutions for you to fix NVME SSD not detected error. What's more, if you lose data during the fixing process, you can turn to EaseUS data recovery software. It helps you get back data within three steps.

Use efficient solutions to fix NVME SSD not detected problem without data loss:

"Hello, I bought a Kingston a2000 NVME SSD, but my motherboard does not recognize SSD. I try all settings but no different. My BIOS version is the last version F15B."

What Is NVME SSD

NVMe, Non-Volatile Memory Express, is a high-performance transport protocol for SSDs. It delivers the highest throughput and fastest response times for all enterprise workloads. It communicates between the storage interface and the System CPU using high-speed PCIe sockets. It supports tens of thousands of parallel command queues faster than traditional hard disks. NVMe is becoming the new standard for servers in the data center and client devices like laptops, desktop PCs, and more.

Why Does NVME SSD Not Detecting

Many reasons could lead to NVME SSD not detecting, and the reasons are listed as below:

• NVME SSD is not enabled
• NVME SSD is not properly connected to the computer
• The NVME SSD driver needs to update
• Your drive letter is missing

How to fix NVME SSD not detecting errors? Since you have learned the reasons, you can fix NVME SSD not detected error with the solutions below.

NVME SSD Not Detected in BIOS

If your NVME SSD is not detected by the BIOS, you can try the solutions below to make your NVME SSD detectable.

Solution 1 - Enable PCIE Support

Step 1. Restart PC and press F2/Delete to access BIOS.

Step 2. Go to "Advanced > M.2_2 PCIE Storage RAID Support"

Make sure it's enabled, and save the changes.

Solution 2 - Reinstall the NVME SSDs

Step 1. Disconnect Your PC's power supply and open the computer.

Step 2. You can see a horizontal slot labeled SATA or PCIE

Step 3. Remove the mounting screw opposite the slot, and reinstall the NVME SSD. (Restart your PC and follow the onscreen instruction.)

Solution 3. Turn to SSD Recovery/Repair Services

It may be physically damaged when the BIOS does not detect your NVME SSD. You should turn to manual SSD repair services to get help. EaseUS provides data recovery services and hard drive repair tips. It can repair hard drives and SSDs without losing data. If your NVME SSD is not detected, contact the experts to get help.

NVME SSD Not Detected in Disk Management

If your BIOS can detect your drive but Windows does not, you can follow these solutions below to troubleshoot NVME SSD not detecting error.

Method 1. Change NVME SSD Drive Letter

Step 1. Right-click "This PC" and select "Manage".

Step 2. Open Disk Management.

Step 3. Right-click your SSD and choose "Change Drive Letter and Paths..."

Method 2.Update NVME SSD Drive Letter

Step 1. Press Windows + X and click "Device Manager".

Step 2. Expand Disk Drives.

Step 3. Right-click the NVME SSD and choose "Update Driver Software".

Step 4. In the update driver software window, choose "Search automatically for updated driver software".

Method 3. Connect the NVME SSD to Another PC

When your NVME SSD neither shows up in File Explorer nor Disk Management, you can try to change the cable or PC to see if the drive can be recognized or not.

Method 4. Run Hardware and Device Troubleshooter

If the NVME SSD is still not detected, try to fix the problem with the hardware and devices troubleshooter.

Step 1. Type Hardware and Devices in the search box and click it to start.

Step 2. Click "Next" and wait for the scanning.

Step 3. It will find what problem you need to fix if your computer has.

How to Recover Data from NVME SSD in Windows 10

If you fail to make NVME SSD detectable, you can at least try to retrieve data from the NVME SSD. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is a robust hard disk data recovery tool that can get your data back from NVME SSD.

Step 1. Scan the SSD

Open EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, select the SSD where you lost data, and click the "Scan" button.

Step 2. View the results

When the scanning finishes, find lost SSD data by using the "Filter" and "Search" options after checking the "Deleted Files" and "Other Lost Files" folders.

Step 3. Recover SSD files

Select desired data and click the "Recover" button to get back lost SSD files.

Conclusion

In this post, we explained why NVME SSD not showing up or detecting on Windows PC and provided practical fixes for you. If you lose data during the process, you can turn to EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard which enables you to get back data in three steps.