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    SSD Not Recognized

    Just now. Same thing. I just sent it back to Amazon and bought a Corsair SSD drive instead. Thank you all for your suggestions.
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    SSD Not Recognized

    OK, I replaced the WD Blue drive with a brand new one. I plugged it into my computer (this time with the power turned off) and still got nothing. No drive letter, no detection by the bios or Computer Manager or Device Manager. I even plugged into a cable I have that allows me to plug a hard...
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    SSD Not Recognized

    According to my research, SATA drives can be disconnected and reconnected while the power is still on. I did this while the power was on. However, I did shutdown the computer several times to reset everything. Yes, I did go to Disk Manager, the drive was not listed there. I re-scanned, and got...
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    SSD Not Recognized

    Hey all, I am new here and hope to be able to contribute the online help you are providing. However, I have to start with a question: I am running Windows 10 Pro (64 bit) on a home built computer. I just bought a WD Blue SSD 2 TB drive. First, I removed my existing 500 GB Samsung 860 EVO SSD...
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