SanDisk Ultra II 960 not recognized by Win 10, BIOS sees

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  OK, so I found that this worked for me on win. 8

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  2nd: once it go to Universal Serial Bus Controllers, find "USB Mass Storage Device".

  3rd: hit search and edit the material (something like that)

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  I hope this has helped! :)

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  I bought two SSDs to 960GB SanDisk Ultra II for installation in a Late 2009 27 inch iMac and a MacBook Pro mid-2012. I could absolutely not anything other than a white screen on the 27-inch. I could get the external computer to boot via USB, but when it is plugged in SATA, it wouldn't start. OWC had a few caveats on the NVidia SATA bargaining chips down to a 1.5GBs of speed when you try to bind to a 6 G drive. I replaced it with an Electra OWC 3 G Reader (which worked perfectly). I returned the unopened SSD.

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  I wish that I had bought the OWC drive now, but I'm stuck with this open disk and I would like to make it work. Has anyone else had problems? I think that the drive is bad, but when in a dock player, it works very well and will start the computer via USB.

  When the SSDS was to the iMac 27 inches, she would not even allow the target disk mode, ot any source of start-up. I really thought that the video card was defective at first, but this player has been creating chaos.

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  I just got a Satellite Pro A300 PSAJ1E, which is preloaded with Vista. It is also comes with a 'product' XP SP2 recovery CD I had to use because of some software work with Vista compatibility issues.

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  When I started this process, install Win 7 Home Premium 32-bit on a new HD in a S6500NX I did with the Creative Sound Blaster installed PCI (disabled people onboard in the bios) and the 4670 HIS HD Radeon Itceq AGP 8 X graphics card installed (AGP / enabled in embedded bios). I knew that I had to install a separate driver to get the new 4670 to work with Win 7 (from the list of compatibility with MS). I've always done the express installation. Because the card has never been recognized automatically and manually select a driver always gave place to a yellow '! ' in Device Manager, I have assumed that the existence of a conflict, but didn't know where to start. Reading the various posts here and elsewhere, brought me to believe it was a problem of cpu/bios/agp. It was not, well not quite, at least not the mobo directly.

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