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Where do I find the device drivers for my Samsung SSD?
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There are no device drivers for Samsung SSDs. All Samsung SATA SSDs work as plug-and-play devices, which mean they should be recognized by your system immediately after connecting the device cables.If you have hot swap enabled within your BIOS for a specified SATA port you will be able to hot swap...
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Why doesn’t the Driver installer or Samsung Magician see the NVME SSD even though Windows does? |
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Make sure your SATA controller Settings are set to AHCI mode in the BIOS and not in RAID or IDE, and make sure you have the most up to date AHCI Storage Controller Driver. Please note that the NVME driver only supports the 950 PRO, 960 Series, and 970 Series NVME drives....
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How should a Samsung NVMe™ M.2 SSD be installed on a PC?
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Installation of Samsung NVMe™ M.2 SSDs is essentially plug-and-play. Simply insert the NVMe™ SSD in an M.2 PCIe slot, tighten the SSD in place with the screw and spacer provided by your mainboard manufacturer, and boot up your system from an external source before proceeding with a fresh install of...
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I cannot use my T7 Touch with some products that run on mac OS X and also use the SAT SMART Driver. |
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Such issue occurs when the Samsung Portable SSD Driver, instead of the SAT SMART Driver, is installed on the mac OS X. Installing the SAT SMART Driver, instead, should allow you to use your T7 Touch with such products. However, your use of the Password Protection feature of the SAMSUNG Portable SSD...
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