Win7 system does not recognize SSD 50

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.

If it is the original Win7 system installed, the operating system will prompt the user to install the location of Windows, the user selects the unallocated hard disk space, clicks "New" to create a partition, then selects the corresponding partition, clicks Format, and then installs the system. **Software can go to 177** station.

Ghost's Win7 system,Generally, there will be partition options in the boot menu,For example, use Disk Genius

Partitioning, one-click partitioning into four zones, and more.

First of all, detect problems with hard drive cables, because problems with hard drive cables are common and easy to troubleshoot, and manual operation is simple and fast. Try a new hard drive cable. If a hard drive is found to be detected, the problem is resolved.

Second, replace the hard drive and try to find it. The operation is relatively simple, and if you find that the hard disk is detected, then you are done.

If the optical drive and the hard disk are parallel, then you can detect the jumper, first dismiss the optical drive to see if the hard disk can be detected, if it is detected, it means that it is a jumper problem. The solution is to replace the hard disk jumper and the optical drive jumper repeatedly until they can be found.

There is also a special situation, for the motherboard has been a diskless system, changed in the CMOS settings, you need to adjust according to each brand of motherboard, but it doesn't matter if you don't adjust, tell you a very simple way: take the motherboard battery off and go up again to restore the default settings. By default, the motherboard will not be able to block the hard drive.

You need to locate the SSD and then format the partition.

Is the SSD cable plugged in, open the chassis and take a look. Take a look at the power cord too. If it's connected, I can't think of any reason why it can't be detected.

Here's how to install win7 on an SSD:

1. Press the "DEL button" to enter the motherboard BIOS. The following is the screen of the SATA interface mode setting in the BIOS of the ASUS Z77 motherboard, and the items set in SATA interface mode are generally in Advanced.

2. Make a USB flash drive boot disk, enter the BIOS to set the USB flash drive as the first boot disk, and select the boot priority in the motherboard BIOS - boot option properties - boot options.

3. Save it after selection, start the U disk, and start the computer store on the U disk on the screen below. Then select the second item "New Machine PE". After that, wait for a while to load Windows PE, and then you can enter the PE operation desktop, as shown in the following figure.

4. Use the built-in partition tool "DiskGenius" to partition, and remember to check "Align to integer multiples of the following sectors" when selecting partitions, which is what we often call SSD 4K partition alignment.

5. After dividing the area, click on the PE one-click installer on the PE desktop, and then find the win7 64bit that was copied to the USB flash drive beforeimage file with the gho suffix.

6. After completion, click "Start Installation", after the installation, a dialog box will pop up, OK, so far the system has been installed to the solid state drive, as shown in the figure, the following will enter the final configuration of the system.

<>7. The computer will be restarted during the installation process, and after the installation is completed, a dialog box will pop up, and the next step will be. The SSD has been successfully installed on the system.

Solid state drives, referred to as solid state drives, are hard disks made of solid-state electronic memory chip arrays, which are composed of control units and storage units (flash chips, DRAM chips). SSDs are identical to HDDs in terms of interface specifications and definitions, functions and usage methods, and are also completely consistent with HDDs in terms of product shape and size. It is widely used in military, vehicle, industrial control, ** monitoring, network monitoring, network terminals, electric power, medical, aviation, navigation equipment and other fields.

1. Open the control panel and click Device Manager to view.

2. See if you can find the mechanical hard disk, but if you can't see it, the mechanical disk is not mounted.

3. Restart the computer, enter the BIOS settings (different brands have different entry methods, you can search on the Internet) and you can see the boot device priority, which is the choice of the boot order of the hard disk and other devices.

4. Go to the hard disk drivers in the figure above and specify the order of the two hard disks. Just move the disk that needs to be started to the top. (Generally by pressing the page turn button to adjust).

5. At this time, go back to the previous layer, enter the boot device priority, and the 1st boot device will be listed, which is the first boot device, and you can select the hard disk.

Method 1. 1. After entering the BIOS first, select the "IDE HDD Auto Detection" item to see if the existence of the hard disk can be detected, and check whether the model is consistent, if the hardware problem is ruled out normally, if the hard disk cannot be found, then your hard disk is damaged or connected incorrectly.

2. If the hard disk can be viewed in the BIOS, generally the main boot sector of the hard disk is damaged, you can use the PE system with DOS toolbox to run the DOS command "fdisk mbr" to try to repair the main boot sector of the hard disk.

3. If the method in step 2 does not work, you can try to restore the BIOS to the default settings.

4、。Sometimes there is some kind of error in the system, which may cause the system to not recognize the hard disk, use the system installation disk to repair the system or reinstall the new system.

5. If it is a hardware failure, it is recommended that the customer fork the computer case and fork the relevant wiring of the hard disk, if the problem cannot be solved, it is recommended to send it to the local service station for maintenance.

Method two. Try my computer right-click,Manage,Then click on the saved disk management,You see if there are two disks,If there is,You just press the right click on the disk that is not displayed,Import external disks on the line,If it doesn't show that you have two disks,It's your interface problem,Or version problem,Win7 Ultimate version is OK。