HDD (Toshiba) SATA disappears after S3 resume on BIOS E7D25IMS.1M0 (PRO Z690-A)

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plutomate said:
can you elaborate a little more? are there more thread talking about this? which exact SATA HDD is it?
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Hello, I flashed my bios because I had black screens with my new RTX5060 Nvidia GPU. When bios has been flashed, I see my HDD ToshibaX300 (6Gb - HDWR460) was still there but impossible to access files after sleep mode -"A device that does not exist has been specified" - (but disk reappeared after hard reboot)
 
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OS used and revision?
To which SATA port is connected or do you use it as USB connection? (inside some USB rack)
Also provide detailed system specs., see: >>Posting Guide<<
 
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Svet said:
OS used and revision?
To which SATA port is connected or do you use it as USB connection? (inside some USB rack)
Also provide detailed system specs., see: >>Posting Guide<<
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Hi Svet, OS is Windows 11 Pro and disk is connected to SATA cable (no idea about port number). I wrote a signature:
Board: MSI PRO Z690-A WWI-FI DDR4
BIOS: E7D25IMS.1M0 8/8/25
VGA: Nvidia RTX5060
PSU: CORSAIR RM750E 2025
CPU: 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700K (3.60 GHz)
MEM: Textorm 32 Go (2x 16 Go) DDR4 3200 MHz CL16
Windows 11 Professionnel Version 25H2

Kind regards
 
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Got it.

fiatlux2515a902e6 said:
and disk is connected to SATA cable (no idea about port number).
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Got it. About the SATA port check it in which one is is connected the SATA Cable.
And try a different one.

fiatlux2515a902e6 said:
Hi Svet, OS is Windows 11 Pro
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Windows 11 Professionnel Version 25H2
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Do you use latest updates applied from Windows updates?

fiatlux2515a902e6 said:
BIOS: E7D25IMS.1M0 8/8/25
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You said this BIOS caused an issue,
then which one BIOS version works fine without this issue?
And can you flash back to this version to confirm it again?
 
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Hi Svet,
Yes, I'm using the latest Windows updates. The BIOS I had before was the one that came with the motherboard in 2022, and if I flash it back, I'll get black screens again, apparently due to the new GPU (Nvidia RTX 5060). I installed an icon to enable hybrid sleep mode, which is better than rewiring the hard drive since the PC is difficult to access. Thanks for your help; I'll keep an eye on the BIOS updates.
 
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