NUC11thni7000 m.2?

[Tiw]

Hi , install windows 10 on m.2drive ok.install clear Linux on 2.5 owb1T ok.but after a few seconds logins the m.2 windows does not show up in the bios boot settings.M.2 shows up in the security settings?but not the boot.the 2.5 owb shows up fine with clear Linux. Do not understand why any thoughts, thank you

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello @Tiw

Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities.

In order to understand better your environment and the problem, could you please confirm the following details?

1- Just to make sure, we understand that you have a dual boot configuration and you installed Windows on an M.2 drive and Linux on a 2.5" SSD and the problem is that you cannot boot to Windows but only to Linux? Is this correct? Please elaborate more on the specific issue.

2- Please provide screenshots from the BIOS showing the options and information related to the Boot devices and Storage devices:

3- Maker and model of the M.2 drive and SSD drive:

4- BIOS version installed on the Intel® NUC:

5- Did this configuration (Intel® NUC + Windows* + Linux) work fine fine? If yes, was there any recent hardware or software change when the issue started?

Best regards,

Andrew G.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[Tiw]

Hi thanks for the reply. Yes you have it all correct. Seems odd though this is the second time on windows 10 install,it was even updated to11. Clear Linux full install works like a top,in the 2.5 owb.very fast with only 1 16 gig of ram.Excellent product though.here is the bios version picture though.bios is TNTGL357.0062.2021.1203.1108 will send pic shortly thanks .also have security password on both drives and before booting have to put both passwords in , so it does see them ?when going into boot order it does not show up?the windows m.2 drive

[Tiw]

Hi thanks.Situation resolution taken care of .Was informed to have the m.2 replaced with one on Intel list of approved ones.Thank you .Excellent product by the way

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello Tiw

Thank you for your response.

We understand that the situation is solved after replacing the M.2 drive with one on the list of approved devices. Thank you for the feedback and we are glad to know that you managed to solve the issue.

Having said that, we will proceed to close this request now. If you need any additional information, please submit a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored.

Best regards,

Andrew G.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[Tiw]

Thank you for the prompt reply.excellent product thanks