NVMe Kingston A2000 not recognized by the Z370 AORUS 3 Gigabyte motherboard

Important Drivers General: Storage Drivers (AHCI/RAID, NVMe and USB)
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Hello ,

I bought a Kingston A2000 NVMe ssd but my motherboard not recognize nvme ssd.My MB is Gigabyte Z370 AORUS Gaming 3. i try all settings but no different.
also my BIOS version is the last version f15b.SSD not recognized in Windows 10 , Windows Boot Manager and BIOS.
When I tried it on a laptop ssd worked and I was able to install Windows in UEFI way. But when I plug it back into the PC it continues to not work. There are 2 slots in my motherboard, I try both but it fails.


What can I do in such a situation? Thank you for your help

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Disable Secure boot and try. Try same with your Intel drive removed and see if it then shows up as Windows Boot Manager in the Boot Option Priorities list on BIOS Page

Only A1000 in compatible list PDF, you may need to ask Gigabyte directly why. This may be due to list is old and they never had time to test A2000, or it may not be compatible

You may also want to try it in a PCIE slot, with cheap adapter like this
https://www.amazon.com/Cablecc-M-Key-Ada…/dp/B07GPBBCGS/