Nope didn’t read :/ and yeah I am using 10th gen, I think I’ll need to change it of slot

I hope you also put your RAM in the correct slots...especially if you got the RAM with OC/XMP profile built into the RAM.

in bios > advanced mode > satamode make sure ahci is on and nvme raid mode is disabled. also in boot options make sure the nvme driver support is enabled.

Will check this and let you know

Ram is fine I’m using all 4 slots
Ssd is in the correct slot too
Bios is updated

Everything is fine and still doesn’t detect it

https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1044083
boot set to legacy and csm mode enabled?

try that link they have some suggestions also what m.2 are you using and did you check compatibility?

Yeah all that is correct, i plugged a different ssd in a different slot of the mobo and it worked, installed windows on that new ssd but mobo still not detecting the slot #2 where I have another ssd

your mobo seems to have a weird configuration maybe for the m.2 slots maybe this thread will help you https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?123203-New-Strix-Z590-E-Dead-M-2-slot

Unfortunately, the manual doesn't even tell you to enable the PCIe/NVMe feature for the M.2 slot #2/B. Not sure if Asus sucks or if this is the design of Z590 chipset.

Fucking rocket science.

AMD is/was so much easier. Or perhaps the Intel 11th gen would have been easier...which would enable "automatically" the M.2 slot #1/A and slot #2/B.

This post was edited by Xet on Jun 4 2021 01:19pm