I only own one 4.0 drive and have no means to know for sure. My initial thought that there maybe some circuitry issues in that slot with 4.0 drives.
The only difference is that they're PCI Express 3.0. Make sure you are running the latest version of this program.
In the control panel, I click 'check now' and just receive the message - 'There is no information about your device at the moment. It's important to note that any other M2 drive I have owned (including the 2TB) and a Samsung 250Gb have all functioned just fine in the M2_1 slot. I have a Sabrent Rocket 2tb nvme drive and the Sabrent control panel. However, when the drive is in the M2_2 slot, everything functions as expected. All that happens is that that the systems fans end up in a continuous cycle of speeding up and slowing down. When I press the powerbutton, I get the usual beep, but it will not boot. As a device for Sabrent Rocket Control Panel you can use: Gen 3 Sabrent Rocket NVMe Gen 4 Sabrent Rocket NVMe Sabrent Rocket Q How do I check if there.
#ROCKET CONTROL PANEL SABRENT DRIVER#
Ndu.sys was almost always the driver that the bluescreen would show caused the crashįrom Day 1, whenever the M2 drive is placed in the M2_1 slot on the motherboard, the system will not post. The freeze did not occur when analyzing my Rocket 4.0 512GB SSD, so the evidence is pretty strong that my 2TB is defective. I also downloaded the Sabrent Rocket Control Panel and whenever I tried to check for firmware, it would cause the app to freeze. Since I have removed it from my system, the system no longer has app hangs or blue screens. For the last few weeks I have had issues with bluescreens and through painstaking diagnoses, it appears that my 2TB SSD is the cause.
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