The SSD only reappears when I turn off the PC and turn it on again after a significant amount of time has passed. However, after a few minutes of being on the BIOS settings, it disappears. When I turn on my PC after a long time, the BIOS only detects the M.2 SSD once. When attempting to boot to Windows, the BSOD message "Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key" appeared. Despite persistently checking the BIOS, the M.2 SSD cannot be detected all day long. It seems that the M.2 SSD was initially detected by the BIOS under storage peripherals but disappeared shortly after, even though it's still in the slot. After a brief moment, the PC restarted and redirected me to the BIOS settings. Upon entering the password, the system froze, and a blue screen error message appeared, indicating "WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR". I encountered an issue while trying to log in to Windows. After several attempts, including reassembling the RAM and flashing/resetting the BIOS, I was finally able to successfully boot up the PC and reach the operating system welcome login screen. I proceeded to try both solutions, one after the other. I turned to Google for help and discovered that resetting the BIOS or reassembling the RAM could resolve the issue. Upon my return, I attempted to boot Windows, but it failed. SATA HDD Seagate 3TB (Secondary Storage for media files)ĭuring my recent travels, I left my PC unused and put it turned off for a week. Storage: Corsair Force MP510 240GB nvme M.2 SSD (Operating System) Graphics: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 (GV-970XTREME-4GD) My current setup consists of a desktop PC with the following hardware configuration:
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