SSD shows in BIOS/Not Windows Comp Mgmt

You would have to remove it to look on the bottom and find the SN that is printed there. I have no idea how easy that is .

steve108 said:

Crystal Disk Info app will show you the serial number and it's free.

Please, no shills from Mr. DiskIngenous about this.

Yep, found it, thanks! I'll try emailing Seagate as I do have an open ticket there with those serial numbers and see if they register there or not.

I thought you had tried that and it gave you a serial seagate didnt recognize.

That is hilarious from the macrium fanatic.

SIW2 said:

You would have to remove it to look on the bottom and find the SN that is printed there. I have no idea how easy that is .

Brand new machine...so would send it back before tinkering. They said they've had other issues with these, but not sure as they are my first ssd's in drive mode (have a WD-Black for backups).

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SIW2 said:

I thought you had tried that and it gave you a serial seagate didnt recognize.

That is hilarious from the macrium fanatic.

Yes, that's correct, but maybe a human can get it sorted with the numbers it's providing.

steve108 said:

I don't start out my posts as "well if you want to use a real manly tool, use the tool in my signature" as you seem to, now ......... do I?

You guys are , but still any reason they randomly don't show up in Windows after a reboot? When it does show, it's great and no data lost. C/Win10 drive always shows w/o issues. AMD/TPM/Win10 have some issues they are sorting...anything related to that at all?

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Seagate has to make this tough...after some more digging, did find and dl their ssd tool. Like the other tool, finds the drives but it did have this line:
Unsafe Shutdowns = 106

Looks like I'll have to see if Seagate has some firmware updates as it won't do it online, but via a file.

steve108 said:

Sorry for the diversion, @AsaT ........ this DiskIngenuous shill @SIW2 does this crap all the time.

My humblest apologies to you.

No firmware updates via Seagate...they're about as helpful as my cat. I don't think it's the drive as it runs fine when detected. Something with Win10 and the BIOS.

steve108 said:

No drivers on Seagate website for your NVMe SSD based?

Nope, no updates. Drive is currently showing up if I first boot into BIOS, then exit w/o changing anything.