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10-25-2021 07:54 AM
Hi:
Since your notebook has a NVMe drive and no optical drive, there would be no IDE Ata/ATAPI device manager category in the device manager.
NVMe drives use a totally different storage controller, which you will see listed under the Storage controllers device manager category.
10-25-2021 07:54 AM
Hi:
Since your notebook has a NVMe drive and no optical drive, there would be no IDE Ata/ATAPI device manager category in the device manager.
NVMe drives use a totally different storage controller, which you will see listed under the Storage controllers device manager category.
10-25-2021 10:03 AM - edited 10-25-2021 10:11 AM
There is no way to download it because the hardware doesn't exist.
I would not be concerned with the Samsung magician software.
Any of that 'AHCI not being enabled' is not applicable to your PC, and it only pertains to PC's with SATA SSD's, not NVMe.
I also don't understand what you mean by you need it to work your drive.
Your drive is working fine, and the software is not essential, unless you want to leave it installed to check for firmware updates for your NVMe SSD.
That's all it would be good for.