I have an E-shaped SSD that I think is either Gen 3 or SATA. When I tried connecting it to my new PC that has an M.2 Gen 4 slot, it didn't get recognized. Additionally, Windows kept crashing whenever I left the SSD in the slot. Does anyone know if this is a compatibility issue?
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The E-shaped SSD is a SATA SSD, and it won't work in a PCIe slot like the one in your new PC. Those two interfaces are incompatible, so that’s likely why it wasn’t recognized and caused issues with Windows.
That’s an interesting point, but I connected my main NVMe SSD to a laptop slot, and it worked perfectly fine. Maybe there’s something else going on with your setup?
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