Jackie Man

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Matt Kendall

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can you post a picture of the bios settings <br />
i'd like to have a look at advanced settings ( F7) and especially the boot priority settings<br />
the Hard drive BBS priorities should be set to the SSD<br />
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can you post a picture of the bios settings
i'd like to have a look at advanced settings ( F7) and especially the boot priority settings
the Hard drive BBS priorities should be set to the SSD
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Hi,<br />
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I have an ASUS F556U laptop. &nbsp;It stopped booting into Windows 10 and the BIOS screen comes up when powering up. &nbsp;I removed the Sandisk SSD (yuck) from the computer and installed a Samsung 860 500GB SSD (yea!). &nbsp;It now sees the drive in BIOS but not only does it not allow to select it for the primary boot drive but if I try to install Windows 10, it doesn't see any available drives. &nbsp;I don't see any available drivers on the ASUS website but I know that I didn't need to load up drivers in the past in order to load up Windows 10 initially. &nbsp;I've downloaded a BIOS update but I doubt that will help as it was working and then stopped working after a shutdown. &nbsp;I was thinking that I probably had a bad SATA port but when I see the drive detected in BIOS, it makes me think that the SATA port is okay. &nbsp;Has anyone had something similar to this happen? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hi,

I have an ASUS F556U laptop.  It stopped booting into Windows 10 and the BIOS screen comes up when powering up.  I removed the Sandisk SSD (yuck) from the computer and installed a Samsung 860 500GB SSD (yea!).  It now sees the drive in BIOS but not only does it not allow to select it for the primary boot drive but if I try to install Windows 10, it doesn't see any available drives.  I don't see any available drivers on the ASUS website but I know that I didn't need to load up drivers in the past in order to load up Windows 10 initially.  I've downloaded a BIOS update but I doubt that will help as it was working and then stopped working after a shutdown.  I was thinking that I probably had a bad SATA port but when I see the drive detected in BIOS, it makes me think that the SATA port is okay.  Has anyone had something similar to this happen?  Thanks!

Windows doesn't find the SSD in an ASUS laptop.  If there are no drivers available but the SSD shows up in BIOS.  Any ideas on a fix?

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