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Lenovo Y510p faulty SSD


farrukh

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what makes you think it's faulty? default configuration (with HDD+SSD) is that expresscache dedicates

ngff ssd for caching and therefore ssd drive is not visible in windows explorer. You can check if expresscache

is operational by admin cmd line eccmd -info

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I have a similar problem. The SSD shows up in the BIOS only when booting from an off state, but if the computer is restarted without being shut off fully it doesn't recognize it at all. From what I've found the SSD slot only accepts very specific versions of NGFF cards, in my case. Might be the same problem as you.

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