After replacing an internal NVMe SSD drive in a HP Pavilion notebook neither the new drive nor the old drive is recognized. Unfortunately, this was the start drive.
I want to find out what happened during the first start try via the replacement SSD clone which ended unsuccessful (and the following starts from this port too).
Could it have been a connection failure of the slot or was the firmware tampered?
You find a report of the Intel SSU attached to this message.
I have copied also some fragments of the Aida64 report (see below), Could possibly some conclusions derived?
Is there a tool for a more detailed investigation?
Motherboard
Chipsatz
Speichersteckplätze
PCI Express Controller
PCI-E 2.0 x8 port #2 Belegt @ x8
Datenträger
Windows Datenträger
Intel Chipset SATA PCIe RST Premium Controller
Informationsliste Wert
Geräteeigenschaften
Gerätebeschreibung Intel(R) Chipset SATA/PCIe RST Premium Controller
Treiberdatum 15.07.2019
Treiberversion 16.8.3.1003
Treiberanbieter Intel Corporation
INF-Datei oem64.inf
INF Section iaStorAC_inst_8.NTamd64
Geräteressourcen
IRQ 65536
Speicher 64420000-64421FFF
Speicher 64425000-644257FF
Speicher 64426000-644260FF
Port 5060-507F
Port 5080-5083
Port 5090-5097
Datenträger
Aspi
Host-Rechner ID LUN Geräteart Anbieter Modell Rev Zusatzinformationen
00 00 00 Festplatte ST1000LM 035-1RK172 RSM8
00 05 00 Optisches Laufwerk hp DVDRW GUE1N UE00
00 07 00 Host Adapter iaStorAC
Please pay Attention to PCI-E 2.0 x8 port #2 Belegt @ x8 .
German word „belegt“ means occupied!
Thank you very much.
SSU.txt
