I realize that but I thought that the difference lay only in the manner in which the drive is connected to the bus and in the speed of data transfer. I did not think it affected the structure of the drive itself or the manner in which it was set up, ie could be partitioned just like a regular hdd. ...T
From the specs that I can tell from the laptop model number you posted, this laptop does not support NVMe M.2 drives, you'll need an M.2 Sata III drive with slots B&M on it. And that Samsung PM961 is an NVMe drive
ok so its not the size it does not see its the type of PCIE SSD drive ? I didnt realise there were different versions ?
Agree ! What a minefield these PCIE cards are with so many different types / formats / standards / fits. No wonder I ended up with one that does not work !!! many thanks to all who contributed to this thread perhaps it will help others with this subject ?