SSD not recognized on EZBook 3 Pro v6

[Chicharro54]

Good night boys,
I have an EZBook3 Pro V6 laptop and a KingSpec SSD 256Gb with the same problem. The BIOS does not see the SSD. The only way for me, to see the SSD in Windows, is with the installation of a modded Intel AHCI driver. Here is: https://www.win-raid.com/t3225f23-Intel-Apollo-Lake-N-SoC-AHCI-RST.html
Anyway I still can not install windows in the SSD unit. The Speed of the SSD remains below 300MB. I think is slower than V4. so I believe that the problem is on the BIOS. Please excuse my english.
Regards, Juan Arroyo

[Miro Peternelj]

Same problem with SSD here. I tried to install WD Black 256 GB disk, which doesn’t fit mechanically as expected. Looks like it is a fraction of mm wider than socket and thus can’t be pushed all the way in the socket. Perhaps this is the problem that I can’t see disk in Disc Manager or is it something else. I can’t check if the SSD actually works as I don’t have other machine with requested socket.

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[Patrick]

if you are having issue`s with ssd – its not fully compatible…

thats what i`ve figured out.

go with crucial mx300 ssd`s its a safe way…

[Dr.Fix]

Patrick wrote:

go with crucial mx300 ssd`s its a safe way…

As far as I can see the mx300 only comes in the 2280 form, which implies modding the chassis to fit it, avoiding any kind of warranty (if any exists).

[lcleto]

I have tryed install WD Green 240GB M.2 2280 (WDS240G2G0B) on my Ezbook 3 Pro with bios (JUMPER2x.P8.WP313R.NHNAUHN05
09/30/2017) but the ssd only somethimes is reconized by Bios. I have to restart ezbook several times and pressing F7 until ssd appear and can be selected to boot up. When I boot from EMMC the SSD can be used using modded driver but it only use SATA2 Speed.

[FatEnzo]

Friend,

same problem of you, but there is a solution: Samsung SSD EVO 860 Sata. No problem, no trouble, super fast!

If you bought in Amazon, try to return the item.

[jose]

FatEnzo wrote:

<span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>Amigo,</span></span> <span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>mismo problema de usted, pero hay una solución: Samsung SSD EVO 860 Sata. </span><span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>No hay problema, no hay problema, ¡súper rápido!</span></span> <span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><span style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>Si compró en Amazon, intente devolver el artículo.</span></span>

hi, evo 860 works in jumper v6?

thanks

[Paolo]

Miro Peternelj wrote:

Same problem with SSD here. I tried to install WD Black 256 GB disk, which doesn’t fit mechanically as expected. Looks like it is a fraction of mm wider than socket and thus can’t be pushed all the way in the socket. Perhaps this is the problem that I can’t see disk in Disc Manager or is it something else. I can’t check if the SSD actually works as I don’t have other machine with requested socket.

No!!!!! What you’ve done??? WD black is nvme ssd! It doesen’t fit because it’s a SATA slot and not a Pcie!!!! Please do yourself a favour, return that ssd where you bought and take a normal SATA ssd 2280 instead.

[Chupa]

he installed it upside down and a M key card into a B key slot.
Reading before buying helps, I did it too…

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