#Samsung nvme driver drivers#

WINDOWS - Other drivers manually updated using Gigabyte, Intel and Samsung websites (I've also tried skipping this step entirely to avoid user errors)

#Samsung nvme driver update#

20H2 (via Windows Update or Windows Update Assistant) WINDOWS - Drivers auto updated (via Windows Update) WINDOWS - Windows 10 installed on SATA Boot Drive (via Microsoft-provided USB) HARDWARE - Reseated the NVMe drives and/or tried different sockets on the motherboardД«IOS - Cleared CMOS and/orВ Loaded Optimized Defaults (only changing Fan settings and enabling XMP for Memory)Д«IOS - Tried CSM both on/off (with UEFI options selected when enabled)Д«IOS - Tried Secure Boot on/off (when CSM is disabled)Д«IOS/WINDOWS - Tried UEFI/GPT and non-UEFI/MBR for Windows installation on SATA Boot Drive HARDWARE - Using SATA Port 0 for Boot Drive (no conflicts according to motherboard Manual) OS:В Windows 10 Home Edition, 64-bit, Version 20H2 STORAGE:В Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2TBВ NVMeВ SSD STORAGE:В Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TBВ NVMeВ SSD SkillВ RipjawsВ V DDR4 32GB RAM (4x8GB 3200MHz) MOTHERBOARD:В Gigabyte z390 Aorus Master (F11l Bios)Д¬PU:В Intel i7-9700k 3.60GHz (with EVGA CLC 240 AIO Cooler) This time around, though, and I'm running out of ideas. Unfortunately, I also canвЂ™t remember what combination of things I did to fix it last time, as it took a few weeks of trial and error.

Had been using the NVMe drives normally for months without failures. 2004 update in May), but regardless, I was eventually able to fix it and I canвЂ™t recall exactly what caused it the last time (either a previous BIOS flash or the Windows 10 v. What's driving me nuts is, this has happened before.

#Samsung nvme driver install#

I also did a clean install of Windows 10 afterwards since v. This disappearing issue recently started happening after flashing to the latest BIOS version for my motherboard in early November. All system drivers and Windows 10 updates are current as well. All device firmware is up-to-date (verified using Samsung Magician). HWiNFO64 shows device health at 99% for both NVMe drives. I have only used the NVMe drivesДЄs storage, mostly for game installs. INFO: Windows 10 has always been installed on the 860 EVO SATA SSD (which IвЂ™ve never had issues with), since building this entire machine fresh about a year ago. Even attempting a simple Performance Benchmark in Samsung Magician on either drive fails and causes this to happen. In any manner, they crash and become unusable. They doВ appear in BIOS and Windows on start up, but once I try to access them PROBLEM: The two Samsung 970 EVO PlusВ NVMeВ SSDs in my system keep disappearing in Windows and I am unable to access them again until I restart my PC.

Resolved! Please see my post in the replies below for details and possible solutions if you are experiencing similar issues **