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.

[BGrif9]

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.

[LeonWaksman]

Did you try to check with Intel SSD ToolBox Utility? https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/29205/Intel-Solid-State-Drive-Toolbox

Leon

[BGrif9]

Yes and sadly it only seems to pick up my other drives. The Intel one dose not appear here.

[LeonWaksman]

1. Since the drive is recognized in Bios, but not in Windows, probably failed. You may request a replace it. Check your Warranty coverage here: https://supporttickets.intel.com/warrantyinfo?lang=en-US
2. You may also see if you can find your drive using diskpart utility:
3. Click on Windows + R keys and run diskpart command. Command Prompt window should open.
4. In the prompt write list disk and click on enter. You should see list of all recognized drives.

Leon

[BGrif9]

So I figured it out but it's quite anticlimactic. It was a driver update. Now I tried this same update on atleast 5 separate occasions but it always said I had the most up to date driver. Now I do it and suddenly within 3 seconds I can view and acsess my m.2 like nothing was ever wrong with it.