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Anonymous users2024-02-06Boot and press del to enter the first interface of the ASUS motherboard, select Chinese as the language in the upper right corner, enter the advanced mode, and change the hard disk interface mode to in the third item.
ahci.Also, use win
The installation version formats the SSD, making sure that it is 4k aligned, and if the partition is partitioned, it will be a primary partition.
The main board of the building is good sata
3 interfaces, a must for SSDs!
ssdbenchmark can be used to check whether it is aligned. 1. Turn on AHCI2 and 4K alignment.
After using an SSD, it is not wasted.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05In fact, there is no need to turn on AHCI for SSDs, and AHCI is an option optimized for HDD head seeking. SSDs are fast because they don't have heads, so there's no concept of seeking.
You can set it up in your BIOS like this:
sataport1-port4
ide]sata
port5-port6
ahci] Then connect the SSD to the SATA1 port of the motherboard, connect the blue disk to the SATA5 or 6 port of the motherboard, install the system on the SSD, and set the virtual memory to the partition of the blue disk, and it is OK.
Note that SATA56 only needs to install the driver after turning on AHCI, but your system disk is not enabled AHCI, so it will not be a blue screen. AHCI driver to ASUS**on** is good.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04ASUS motherboards can enable AHCI mode in the BIOS by following these steps:
1. After booting up, click the F2 button or DEL button to enter the BIOS interface;
2. Click the F7 button to enter the Advanced Mode interface;
3. Select the pch storage settings under the advanced item;
4. Set SATA Mode Selection to AHCI.
After the settings are completed, click the F10 key to save and exit the BIOS.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03ASUS motherboards can set the AHCI mode in the BIOS by following these steps:
1. After booting up, click the F2 button or DEL button to enter the BIOS interface;
2. Click the F7 button to enter the Advanced Mode interface;
3. Select the pch storage settings under the advanced item;
4. Set SATA Mode Selection to AHCI.
After the settings are completed, click the F10 key to save and exit the BIOS.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02ASUS motherboards can enable AHCI mode in the AHCI BIOS by following these steps:
1. After booting up, click the F2 button or DEL button to enter the BIOS interface;
2. Click the F7 button to enter the Advanced Mode interface;
3. Select the PCH storage settings under the Advanced item;
4. Set SATA Mode Selection to AHCI.
After the settings are completed, click the F10 key to save and exit the BIOS.
In fact, as long as a primary partition is OK,It is recommended to back up the data,C、D two partitions are from the new partition or formatted,It's best to use NTFS format,Only keep a primary partition,In the installation of win7, let yourself format the installed partition。 >>>More
Only use the SSD to connect it, enter the BIOS, set the hard disk mode to AHCI mode, and then set the U disk as the boot disk, so that you can use the U disk to boot, and you will recognize your SSD when you enter the PE system. This will allow you to do the partitioning operation.
The machine can add it if it wants. Some don't just don't need a hard disk. Replace it with a solid state. Some of them don't just install a tray on the optical drive and hang the hard disk directly. It's up to you how you choose.
It shows that the SSD hard disk is not partitioned, and there is generally a partition tool when installing the win7 system, first partition and format the hard disk, and then install the system. >>>More
Causes and solutions:
1. The memory module is loose or damaged. >>>More