

Let the Windows search for the latest controller driver. ( See Image 2) Image 2: Search automatically for updated driver softwareĮ.

Select Search automatically for updated driver software in the next window. ( See Image 1) Image 1: Update storage controller driverĭ. Find the storage controllers, expand the controller’s category, and right-click on the controller driver to update.Ĭ. Press Windows + X, click Device Manager from available options to open it.ī. Try updating your device drivers to fix the ‘SSD Not Showing Up’ problem. Method 2: Update Storage Controller DriverĬorrupt, outdated, or incompatible storage controller driver may also be the cause of this error. We would suggest recovering data using SSD data recovery software before installing Windows again. Note: Reinstalling Windows may cause you data loss as it formats the drive and creates new drive partitions. However, as the system doesn’t show the SSD in normal mode, you may need to reinstall the entire Windows on your system to fix the problem. If you can see the SSD in the BIOS menu listed with other devices, the system recognizes the SSD. (Refer to the manufacturer of your device if these keys don’t open the BIOS menu.)ī.

Reboot it while restarting the PC and press the BIOS key (Usually F8, F10, F2, or F12.) to enter the BIOS menu. You may check if your system identifies your SSD by opening the BIOS menu and verifying that it shows in BIOS. Therefore, you may encounter a ‘New SSD Not Showing Up’ error while connecting the drive and trying to access it. Sometimes, your operating system may face issues with your new Solid-State-Drive (SSD). Method 1: Verify that SSD shows up in BIOS Read on to know more! How to Fix ‘SSD Not Showing Up’ Error? We share some DIY (Do-it-yourself) methods that may help you fix the ‘SSD Not Showing Up’ error.

Irrespective of the reason, if your SSD has stopped showing up in your system, you won’t be able to access it.
