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File manager win 10 cannot find a pcie M2 SSD - Microsoft Community running windows 10 - new install MB is a asus MAXIMUS XIII APEX 64GB of Ram M2 is a Sabrent Rocket Q NVMe PCIe m 2 2280 In the BIOS setting the M2 is available When I try to find it in the windows file manager it does not show up
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