cadmarques
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- Windows 11
Dear Scannerman, thank you very much for your reply.
I dont want to use RAID, I dont want to make an array, its just how the system came.
Its a laptop, I want to use it for developing, 3D creation, music, etc.
I dont want to use the second SSD just for storage or backup because i needs its space, its a 2TB while the main one its only 500GBs so i would like to use it as just a regular drive where i can install applications, etc.
I figured adding the 2TB SATA SSD i would not have space problems for a good while.
I had never dealt with this VMD, my last latop was from 5th generation. so its completely new to me and I am trying to just make it work without these hicups.
Up until i realized it was the VMD controller i actually thought at some point i had lost everything i had in the 2TB SSD, that the problem could be it was just not working. Can you imagine how it is to think you lost EVERYTHING from work, university, etc? Nerve wrecking! :)
To be honest, now that i know its a VMD Controller thing and basically evberything is fine, i am much more relaxed but its still a stress everytim drive F just stops being recognized. Last time i was working on a 3D object on blender and lost all tha changes i had done.
Its juts not possible to work like this.
If i disable the VMD in the BIOS then the laptop wont start up.
If anyone has experience with this VMD that can share some insights, its really appreciated.
I dont want to use RAID, I dont want to make an array, its just how the system came.
Its a laptop, I want to use it for developing, 3D creation, music, etc.
I dont want to use the second SSD just for storage or backup because i needs its space, its a 2TB while the main one its only 500GBs so i would like to use it as just a regular drive where i can install applications, etc.
I figured adding the 2TB SATA SSD i would not have space problems for a good while.
I had never dealt with this VMD, my last latop was from 5th generation. so its completely new to me and I am trying to just make it work without these hicups.
Up until i realized it was the VMD controller i actually thought at some point i had lost everything i had in the 2TB SSD, that the problem could be it was just not working. Can you imagine how it is to think you lost EVERYTHING from work, university, etc? Nerve wrecking! :)
To be honest, now that i know its a VMD Controller thing and basically evberything is fine, i am much more relaxed but its still a stress everytim drive F just stops being recognized. Last time i was working on a 3D object on blender and lost all tha changes i had done.
Its juts not possible to work like this.
If i disable the VMD in the BIOS then the laptop wont start up.
If anyone has experience with this VMD that can share some insights, its really appreciated.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11
