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faq:hardware:slot [2018/09/13 14:28] – [NVMe SSD support and M.2 slot overview] SHfaq:hardware:slot [2020/12/18 15:04] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-====== Expansion Card-related FAQs ======+====== Expansion Card-related FAQ ======
 ===== How to mount an M.2 module with the supplied mounting screw? ===== ===== How to mount an M.2 module with the supplied mounting screw? =====
 Many of our products include a small screw for mounting M.2 modules.\\ This screw has a notch that fixes the M.2 module at the correct distance.\\ {{:faq:hardware:expansion_card:m2_screw.jpg?nolink&400|}}\\ :!: **Note**: This screw consists of **one part** and **cannot** be disassembled! Many of our products include a small screw for mounting M.2 modules.\\ This screw has a notch that fixes the M.2 module at the correct distance.\\ {{:faq:hardware:expansion_card:m2_screw.jpg?nolink&400|}}\\ :!: **Note**: This screw consists of **one part** and **cannot** be disassembled!
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 ===== My NVMe SSD is not detected in BIOS/OS installation. What can I do? ===== ===== My NVMe SSD is not detected in BIOS/OS installation. What can I do? =====
 Modern M.2 SSDs (such as Samsung's 970 series) use the PCIe lanes of the M.2 slot. This is why they won't be detected as "SATA DEVICES" in BIOS. Please note that the NVMe driver needs to run in UEFI mode. Modern M.2 SSDs (such as Samsung's 970 series) use the PCIe lanes of the M.2 slot. This is why they won't be detected as "SATA DEVICES" in BIOS. Please note that the NVMe driver needs to run in UEFI mode.
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 Please check the below settings in BIOS and change accordingly. Please check the below settings in BIOS and change accordingly.
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