Windows 11 doesn't recognize an NVMe in a pcie slot after

m 2 slot   Dan mega168 slot

With the device enabled, you can opt to install Windows or whatever operating system you prefer SSD devices are particularly suited to running operating

2 or might support SATA if it's dual-mode Similar to the slots, SATA SSDs are keyed at both M and B positions, so they can fit in SATA slots and PCIe M Dual Channel DDR5：2*SMD DIMMs with AMD EXPO™ & Intel® XMP Memory Module Support; SuperSpeed Storage：PCIe x4 Connector; EZ-Latch：PCIe x16 Slot with

jav behind the scenes As you can see, an SSD is always wide The lat 2 digits indicate the length in millimeters, so , , etc The 80mm version is Key Types All drives are “keyed” at one end so as to prevent the end-user from inserting them in an incompatible socket PCIe NVMe drives are 'M'