hp 15da0077tx after bios update its not reading m.2 nvme ssd

[uwaisk]

I have updated my bios in a hp 15 da0077tx after that its not reading my m.2 ssd nvme . why is it ? i checked on other ssd also its not reading but my ssd is working on other laptop. how can i fix it

[Kuroi_Kenshi]

Hi @uwaisk,

Welcome to the HP Support Community! 

Thanks for reaching out about your query regarding laptops malfunction after BIOS update!  

We're thrilled to have the opportunity to assist you and provide a solution.

It sounds like the BIOS update may have reset some settings, preventing your M.2 NVMe SSD from being detected. Try these steps to fix it:

Check BIOS Settings

1. Turn off your laptop.
2. Turn it on and press F10 repeatedly to enter BIOS.
3. Check if the SSD is detected under Storage / Boot Options.
4. If not, go to Advanced → NVMe Configuration (if available) and see if the SSD appears.
5. If still not detected, move to the next step.

Change Boot Mode (UEFI vs. Legacy)

1. In BIOS, navigate to Boot Options.
2. Look for UEFI Boot / Legacy Boot settings.
3. Try switching between UEFI and Legacy modes.
4. Save and Exit (F10) → Restart and check if SSD is detected.

Reinstall BIOS Firmware (Rollback)

1. Go to HP’s official support page:
   • HP Software & Driver Downloads
2. Enter your model: 15-da0077tx.
3. Download the latest BIOS version (or the previous one if available).
4. Create a BIOS recovery USB using HP’s recovery tool.
5. Flash the BIOS by restarting and booting from the USB.

 

[Kuroi_Kenshi]

Reset BIOS to Default

1. Enter BIOS (F10 at startup).
2. Look for Restore Defaults / Reset to Factory Defaults.
3. Confirm and Save Changes (F10).
4. Restart and check if the SSD appears.

Try a Different SSD Slot (If Available)

If your laptop has both SATA and NVMe slots, try connecting the SSD in a different slot.

Update Chipset & Storage Drivers

1. Boot into Windows (if possible, using another drive).
2. Go to Device Manager → Storage Controllers.
3. Update the NVMe driver (Right-click → Update Driver).
4. Download and install the Intel RST (Rapid Storage Technology) drivers from the HP website.

Test with a Bootable OS

If the SSD is still undetected:

1. Create a bootable USB using Ubuntu or Windows.
2. Boot from the USB and check if the SSD is visible in Disk Manager (Windows) / GParted (Linux).
3. If visible in Linux but not in Windows, it’s a driver/BIOS issue.

Let Me Know What Works! 😊

If you get any specific errors or behavior, tell me what happens at each step.

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