Hi,
I hope somebody may be able help me with what I think is a fundamental problem with the SSD in my Asus UX32A.
The machine is supposed to come with a 500GB HDD and a 24GB SDD to speed up hibernation etc. However, I can't find any evidence of the SDD. It's not visible in the BIOS (as far as I can see) or in Windows Diskmanager.
Screenshots:
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Therefore my basic question is should the SSD be visible? And if so, presumably I have a hardware problem rather than a driver problem as the driver shouldn't affect the BIOS?
I have seen other posts where people have problems with the SSD in Windows, however other people appear to report that the SSD is visible in the BIOS.
The background to my question is that I've had the computer for 1 month, and have just upgraded to Windows 8. Upon upgrading I installed Expresscache which gave me an error message that Expresscache couldn't be set up as no SSD could be found. Before upgrading I never thought to check if the SSD was present.
Thanks for your help!
I hope somebody may be able help me with what I think is a fundamental problem with the SSD in my Asus UX32A.
The machine is supposed to come with a 500GB HDD and a 24GB SDD to speed up hibernation etc. However, I can't find any evidence of the SDD. It's not visible in the BIOS (as far as I can see) or in Windows Diskmanager.
Screenshots:
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Therefore my basic question is should the SSD be visible? And if so, presumably I have a hardware problem rather than a driver problem as the driver shouldn't affect the BIOS?
I have seen other posts where people have problems with the SSD in Windows, however other people appear to report that the SSD is visible in the BIOS.
The background to my question is that I've had the computer for 1 month, and have just upgraded to Windows 8. Upon upgrading I installed Expresscache which gave me an error message that Expresscache couldn't be set up as no SSD could be found. Before upgrading I never thought to check if the SSD was present.
Thanks for your help!