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Crucial MX300 750G SSD appears as old HDD in Windows 10 Device Manager
I had installed a Crucial MX300 750GB to replace the faulty Seagate 1TB HDD Hard Disk for my Acer Aspire E5-574G notebook, I’ve used Acer e-Recovery Management USB backup drive to restore Windows 10 factory defaults and it was done successfully.
Upon systems starts up and I’ve checked the Control Panel > Device Manager > Disk Drives it was still shown as previous Seagate 1TB (ST1000LM024) and right click the properties shown the driver is working property, done a scan for hardware change with the same and boot from inside Windows 10 to check the UEFI Firmware Settings shown the Crucial MX300 750GB was recognised as SSD.
I’ve also tried uninstalled the driver and did Power Off and Power up again, pressed F2 key entered in to BIOS menu and it recognised as Crucial Model CT750MX300SSD1.
At the moment, the Crucial MX300 SSD is accessible. However I’m not sure will it running it as optimal speeds performance or will it cause any mismatch issue?
Please could anyone help to suggestion a solution to this problem, I’ve searched in Crucial website and Microsoft website could not any specified device driver for this MX300? Is there anything else I need to do to get the Windows 10 to detect and recognise this SSD Drive?
Thank you and any help would be greatly appreciated.