This Command Line info is useful if also and also checks S.M.A.R.T as the above does : provided your SSD supports it. This small tool is useful, temps and S.M.A.R.T : You do not mention if this is your build or if it is a branded system such as Dell which has diagnostics in BIOS and in it's tools if have left Branded stuff.
Suggest you find out and check the makers site for any tools that maybe available. You do not mention the make/model of your SSD, could have been helpful. If your processor supports it it could from reading fix your issue, maybe as long as it is not on the way out as per Shplad.
If it does not then can cause issues even though says installed properly. Though reading I found that you need to find out if the processor supports the Bios Update CPU AGESA code. This forum gives sorta a answer : (all Bios are beta). Moved from Win 10 support to Internal Hardware. I don't want to mess it up and not being able to open up pc anymore and the least, lose all my data.Įdited by Chris Cosgrove, 11 March 2021 - 06:42 PM. There is a Feh version but it says it is on its beta. I know that this is a very old motherboard but it is on the latest stable version. Motherboard: Gigabyte 990XA-UD3 Rev.3.0- Version is FD.The official driver site is this: But I have to do these scans or run these commands each time I open up pc. I didn't have to resort to chkdsk /r /f /x. Today, the same error showed, this time I didn't do full scan chkdsk but a quick scan with only /r and then sfc /scannow. So each night, I have to plug the usb recovery media and do a full scan of chkdsk which is annoying because it takes a full 2 hours each time. Each night the BIOS does not show the SSD and I get the above error. I can only open up my pc each night after work. It is like, when I shut down the pc, if something like 8-10 hrs pass between shutting down and my next lauching pc, it forgets the SSD again. Then it worked, my bios started recognizing the SSD and I could boot from SSD. I did a full scan of /r /f /x with chkdsk, it took about 2 hours. Fortunately, I have usb recovery media, and I plug it in, from the repair now screen, I launch a Cmd and do a chkdsk. This has been happenning for a few days now. Suddenly my bios started not to show my ssd where windows is located so I get the error, "reboot device etc." so It can't find the windows driver right?
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