Can't detect m2.nvme drive when boot using WTG

Phen8210

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My OS is corrupted and i am unable to boot inside.. i require to backup my data before reformatting.

However, my PC can't detect m2.nvme drive when it boots with external WTG drive, it doesn't show up in disk management.

When in UEFI BIOS and Win10 installation it's able to detect.

I am thinking of using command prompt method as a last resort.

Any input is appreciated, thanks.
 

dumboi2

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Tried installing the NVME controller driver? Might be needed for Samsung drives
 

jtjt00

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You need to download and copy the m2.nvme driver to your install drive.
 

Phen8210

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You need to download and copy the m2.nvme driver to your install drive.

During win 10 installation it can detect, but when i boot up to win 10 using WTG it can't detect in OS and disk management..this is very weird as i thought win10 is supposed to have native support. I am also not sure what is causing this issue.

May i know what you mean by install drive? Are you referring to windows 10 installation drive?
 
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