Hard disk detected in bios but not by windows
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- I have an Aorus x570 motherboard with AMD ryzen 3900x CPU. I had no trouble installing my two nvme drives but when I installed my hard disk it was not getting detected by Windows despite trying to initialize it. The hard disk was getting detected in the bios but not by windows. I tried multiple methods to try to get the hard disk detected including running a memory diagnostics but did not help. I tried switching off the raid controller by AMD and it worked
if you have intel rapid technology turned on turn it off and then check disk management
BRO THANK YOU SO MUCH this has been giving me so much grief for over a week mine is intel so if you have intel rapid technology turned on turn it off and then check disk management
Glad it helped
@@anurajms you’re a legend mate
@@Sleep489 😄 i can understand your feeling . i was in the same boat when i build my pc
Did you turn it back on after? Or you just left it off?
@@kyleyip470 i left it off
Bro, I've been trying to resolve this problem for MONTHS! I installed third-party softwares, and tweaked countless settings but to no luck. I have an AORUS B550 Elite motherboard, so I turned off the AMD Raid setting in my BIOS and it freaking resolved my issue. Thank you so much!
👍glad that it woked
@@anurajmsI turned off the raid but now it only boots into the bios and won’t go into windows lol any tips?
@@bkdoesstuff1582 hi not sure what caused the issue. i am not really a computer expert but these are some of chat gpt solutions. not sure if this would be helpful but may be worth trying
If you turned off RAID and your computer is now only booting into the BIOS but not into Windows, it's possible that the RAID configuration was essential for your Windows installation, and changing it has disrupted the boot process. Here are some steps you can take to resolve this issue:
Check Boot Order:
First, make sure that your computer is set to boot from the correct boot device. In the BIOS settings, look for the "Boot" or "Boot Order" menu. Ensure that your primary storage device, where Windows is installed, is selected as the first boot option.
SATA Mode:
If you were using RAID before, it's likely that your storage mode was set to RAID in the BIOS. Now that you've turned off RAID, you may need to change the SATA mode to AHCI or another appropriate mode. Different systems may have slightly different options, so consult your motherboard's manual for details on how to change the SATA mode.
Repair Windows Installation:
If changing the boot order or SATA mode doesn't solve the issue, you may need to repair your Windows installation. You can do this using a Windows installation USB or DVD. Here's how:
a. Boot your computer from the Windows installation media.
b. Select your language preferences and click "Next."
c. Click "Repair your computer."
d. In the Advanced options menu, select "Troubleshoot" and then "Startup Repair."
e. Follow the on-screen instructions to repair the Windows installation.
Backup Data:
Before making significant changes to your system, it's always a good idea to back up your important data if you haven't already. You can use a bootable USB drive or live Linux distribution to access your data if necessary.
Check RAID Configuration:
If you want to continue using RAID, double-check your RAID configuration and make sure it's set up correctly. You may need to recreate the RAID array and reinstall Windows if it was installed on a RAID volume.
BIOS Update:
It's possible that a BIOS update might be needed to resolve compatibility issues. Check your motherboard manufacturer's website for the latest BIOS updates and follow their instructions for updating the BIOS.
Seek Professional Help:
If you're not comfortable making these changes or are uncertain about the cause of the problem, consider seeking assistance from a professional technician or contacting your computer's manufacturer for support.
Keep in mind that making changes to your system's configuration can have consequences, so proceed with caution and be sure to back up your data before attempting major changes.
@@anurajms yeah I’ve just decided to slap a new os onto my new ssd whenever I get access to another pc to setup a usb and all that good stuff and just make a new system at this point lol too much work for those old hdd’s I was using haha thanks anyways I appreciate the quick response !
@@bkdoesstuff1582 that works too 😆. I lost my mind trying to get mine to work but stumbled onto this by accident
Dude you are a genius, Yoo, I spent the whole morning changing settings and finally came across this video. Thanks man
any time . glad it helped
bro you saved me so much time. every other guide that i tried never helped me but i did try and it worked for me. Now have 4Tb more
glad that it helped. 🙂
I've been hours trying to fix this issue, your video was the only thing that helped, thanks:) I have an Intel cpu, so I had to turn off IRST (Intel Rapid Storage Tech)
glad that it helped
Bro THANK YOU! Literally went through this nightmare a couple of days ago and where single yt tutorial was useless until i saw this one, i had to turn off the Intel Storage thing tho cause i have a Intel Cpu but anyways thank u so much man :)
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I was flapping for a minute there, years later you saved another rig
Glad that it worked
Man you're Awesome, spent 30 min trying to fix it and would spend much more if not you, thanks a lot! Worked for me too but with intel storage thing
glad it worked
this is life saving for me , your vid and the comments too were very useful ❤
Really glad that it helped 👍
God bless you man, I have spent hours of my life being frustrated over this.
any time . happy that it worked
aint no way it was that simple, i have been struggling for months lol, thanks alot
you are welcome
holy moly thanks so much! i really was dreading the thought of thinking my hdd was broken
Dude I have been for 3 weeks researching this same issue I have an intel mother board but same thing you turn the intel version to off and boom all my ssd are on there I spent countless hours trying to figure this out for my kids gaming psc he just upgraded from a 1660 super to a 3060 ti he’s 10 mind u and he was so bummed out cuz only the 512 gig m.2 was working so he had to keep deleting and reinstalling games and I was at a loss so thank you so much for the video
glad that it was really helpful . it really warms my heart that Kido got his pc working
Thank you 💙. Wish I didn’t just delete the whole SSD before looking at this video but you saved me some time
Glad it worked for you
You helped me out big time tonight. Thanks so much!
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thank you from Philippines.... really works .... I've tried so many method that i so on the internet 😅.. this one worked for me... new subscriber here...
Glad it helped
Jesus i thought all my harddrives died and i ruined somthing you saved my life thanks bro❤
happy that it helped
Bro you helped me so much thanks bro you are the best
Anytime glad that it worked
Brother you are a life saviour. Thank you so much
Anytime
Holy shit bro, no way that was it. I had the exact same problem, my HDD was showing up on my BIOS as toshiba under SATA as P2, but not in windows. I tried everything and even bought a new HDD cable and contaced GIGABYTE themselves but even they couldn't figure it out. Thank you so much for this video, i was struggling for 5 months, gave up, and then tried again hoping that i would find something and it turns out i had to click 1 button to fix it. I have one question though, does turning that AMD RaidXpert off have an effect on your pc / performance? I remember turning it on because it had something to do with the RAM memory but im not sure.
Hi glad it helped. from a performance standpoint it does not affect performance in any way. i had no issues what so ever.
Was praying this would work. But still facing this issue! What else did you try? Ive swapped out cables, reset bios, did the memory check thing and HDD still shows in bios but not disk manger all of a sudden? would you mind sharing what wlse you tried if anything as it may work for me? THanks and great video!
Hi i know it can be frustrating at times. did you try to initialize the disks through windows disk partition?
Hey, yeh it is same as yours where it doesn't even show up on partition. Super weird. Hopefully I can get it going. Thanks for the reply
@@domenicdisanti3488 Sorry to hear that. Please try googling . i forgot what exactly where the other options that i tried since its been almost 2 years. good luck
@@domenicdisanti3488 www.diskpart.com/articles/bios-detect-hard-drive-but-windows-does-not-7201.html. not sure if this would help or if you have already tried these.
Thank you!
Yw
You are a Life Saver
happy it helped
Thanks i have an asus 590e worked almost exactly the same.
Glad it helped
also check pool storage may be there
BRO I HAD ALREADY FACTORY RESEY MY PC BEGORENI SAW THIS VIDEO
Thankyou soo much mate
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You just saved me a lot of time, thank you!
yw
Thank You Bro ❤
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thanks a lot man you re a life saver ✨
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That option that you turned off isn’t there for me. Does it matter that I’m having the issue with an SSD and not a hard drive? Same circumstances
Hi i think so but not sure
Thank you!!!
Thanks! 😍
You are welcome
THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH
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i have this with processor
my pc was optiplex 790 core i5 2400 16gb ram and i have 2 hdd 1 was 500gb and other was 320 gb but my 320 gb was not showing in windows 8 although it was showing in bios and also when i try to intall new window it was also showing in it
please tell me what should i do because when i was running windows it was not detected
hi i'am not sure about that particular pc but have you tried turning off intel rapid technology.
Thanks
Bro , u r so helpful
glad it helped
Bro I have only IDE AND AHCI ... I tried those two also but did not resolve
sorry about that. there were different methods post on other youtube videos. did you try any of those. for me , i tired them but did not work.
@@anurajms man everyones video is opening into the computer but for me it's not opening like please insert bootmedia and press a key it shows and I tried the bood media also but did the hardisk is not recognised 🙂
Does anyone know why this works???
I think it's most likely the way we set up RAID config but not entirely sure
it's not working for me bro.😢 hdd is showing in bios but not in disk management and file explorer. Do you have any alternative method
sorry bro . please try searching you tube and try some of the methods that are suggested there. when i was in similar situation none of them worked for me but might work for you
@@anurajms I tried most of the methods mentioned on RUclips but nothing is working in my case🥲
I couldn't get this amd raidx in bios
i have msi b660
Is the name different or what?
hi i might be wrong, but it seems like B660 chipset does not support RAID. source : www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/txyiov/need_raid_details_regarding_msi_mag_b660_mortar/
Hello is the location of that on the Asus Bios?
Hi no , its gigabyte motherboard and I've never had ASUS motherboard so not sure if it'll be in the same location
How to get this setting in windows 10
hi you have to get into the bios to see this option.
Hi i have a xfx gpu
Where can i find that option in bios
Thanks
Asus motherboard
hi i think this is specific for aorusus mother board with amd. i dont think it has any thing to do with the graphics card.
HAHAHAH BRUHHH ITS WORK😂😂😂TY FOR THE VIDEO
any time bro
Thx thx thx thx thx thx. I hope you have very intelligent kids and win the lottery
😄😄 👍👍 ty. Hope I do