U59 SSD failure and rebuild. My details are below: -Will not boot from USB to Win11 64b iso -refuses to boot to original M.2 SSD -refuses to find new 2.5 ssd -refuses new TeamGroup MP44L M.2 SSD NVM Would appreciate suggestions to recover and guidance on M.2 replacement or Bios Config example. Thanks, Brian

Hi there, Could you please go to BIOS and send us a picture of the Save& EXIT page in the BIOS ? We will check if the SSD is recognized or not.

Please find the Bios Details below: I also removed the SSD drive, checked all ribbon cables, wifi connections, then reinstalled the original m.2 ssd card. Reboot produced a the windows error below. Accordingly, I have downloaded all U59 Pro drivers onto usb thumb drive but cannot get into recovery mode. Is this Bios related? Thanks, Brian

Could you please go to BIOS and send us a picture of the Save& EXIT page ?

Bios Save & Exit page per your request. Thanks, Brian

Hi there, Your SSD can be recognized. Please try to reinstall the system with our system file. Here is the file https://mega.nz/file/Py5ghRxK#WGb3bD-SUcDsXU5y-8FqiEPr5jHxJdgD5CMzE2uSU2A Here is the picture tutorial https://mega.nz/file/KjZHyIqB#0EEVnG_1fWYCq_qL7GUYFGuD7nKqlV8FZWu78SVGXS4 Here is the Video tutorial https://mega.nz/file/rjw3DLjB#oCO056vM5R3bB2f1n9Kqj9aTF7eHDqGsmVghNekhsP4

Success! Now fully recovered and backed up. Thank you!

I have a similar error, but I think the SSD is not being recognized. and I have removed and reinstalled the SSD. It only boots to the bios screen with a brief statement that the boot device was not found. picture of SSD.

Terredw Hi there, When you turn on the PC, what error do you have ? If you got BSOD, but the SSD cannot be recogized in the BIOS, it might indicates that the SSD has failed. You need to get a new SSD.

I get that NO MEDIA DETECTED, which is the SSD. It started 6 months after purchase. Worked sometimes and now seems to be dead. Is there a specification for the SSD? How do I get the copy of Windows reinstalled since there is no backup or software/documentation sent with the device initially?

U59 SSD failure and rebuild

Beelink CS-George

Hi there, you can buy a SATA III M.2 SSD.
Here is the image https://url.bee-link.cn/K4ie
Here is the picture tutorial https://mega.nz/file/KjZHyIqB#0EEVnG_1fWYCq_qL7GUYFGuD7nKqlV8FZWu78SVGXS4
Here is the Video tutorial https://mega.nz/file/rjw3DLjB#oCO056vM5R3bB2f1n9Kqj9aTF7eHDqGsmVghNekhsP4

Terredw

I installed a new NVMe SSD PCIe M.2 2280 @ 1 TB

I did as instructed above. Now, here is the error I am getting after booting on the USB drive
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Terredw

I also just tried installing a new copy of Windows from a USB I created and it does not see the new SSD I installed.

What boot sequence do I need? Currently, it is set at
1 - PCIe GBE Family Controler
2 - USB
3 - NVME
4 - CD/DVD
5 - Hard Disk

Beelink CS-George

Terredw Hi there,

What is the item model ?
Please send us a picture of the SN on the bottom of the PC.

Terredw

It is a U59
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SN A50952HG80044

[unknown]

SN A50952HG80044

Terredw

I fixed it myself. Thanks

Beelink CS-George

Terredw Hi there,
how did you solve it , replace the new SSD or something else ?

Terredw

I figured out the US59 would not accept an NVMe SSD, so I purchased a different 1 TB non-NVMe SSD. It worked fine, including installing Windows 11 from the image in the above link.

Beelink CS-George

Terredw Thanks for your sharing

lhreeves

Can the U59 be switched in the bios to accept NVME drives or is it limited to SATAIII drives. The drive failed in my U59 and I initially made the mistake of trying an NVME drive and it wasn’t detected so I replaced it with a SATAIII drive and that drive was detected. Now I just need to get the operating system and everything reinstalled somehow. I ask because the bios looks like it should be capable of detecting NVME drives so I am wondering if there is a hardware limitation preventing it from detecting the drive or if NVME needs to be enabled in the bios somewhere

Beelink CS-George

lhreeves Hi there, U59 only supports SATA SSD.

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