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November 28th, 2021 00:00

SATA and SSD M.2 PCI-E in Windows 10

 I bought Vostro 15 3000 with Linux preinstalled. (i3, 4 GB DDR4, 1 TB hard disk). Installed an additional SSD M.2 PCI-E at 255 Gb for OS and DDR4 4 Gb. When installing Windows 10, it sees both drives and SSD and SATA (similarly, the BIOS sees both). But Windows sees only M.2 SSD. At the same time, after installing all the drivers, there are 4 devices on which the drivers are not installed in any way.

Tell me:
1. Is it possible to make both drives visible in Windows (without Linux)?
2. How do I install drivers on unidentified devices?

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    Posted November 28th, 2021 03:00

    The problem is solved: I started Windows 10 with SSD m.2, went to diskmgmt.msc, formatted the SATA hdd, assigned the letter D and all the SATA disk appeared in windows. AHCI/nvme is selected in the bios. thank you all. The topic is closed