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I am having trouble with my intel 660 2 TB m.2. I initially formatted it and if worked just fine, but in the past week or two I can't seem to find it anywhere but in bios. I have tried updating drivers and everything else that I could.

I got this m.2 about a month ago and it has worked fine until recently. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drive i have looked thorough disk management and it dose not seem to appear anywhere in windows but it dose seem to show up in bios.

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Intel SSD 760p

Hello. On your site I came across a small irregularity.For the Intel® SSD 760p Series, you put in the header Parameter (512GB, M. 2 80mm, PCIe * 3.0 x4, 3D2, TLC)And in the specification Interface (PCIe NVMe 3.1 x4). Please you which value is paid/co...

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Use enterprise SSDs to run Linux via USB

I currently run Linux via USB 3.0 on Intel hardware. All Intel and Crucial consumer SSDs I have tested run Linux fine. However, I have a 730 that complains about no bootable drive being present when I try to boot Linux after installing it. I suspect ...

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