Sounds like you forgot to read the product description before buying the thing.
Straight from the product page of this Sintech adapter: If your previous "Samsung SSD" wasn't a 970 EVO Plus, then there are no comparisons to be drawn. Uh, so it is internally connected, but because Apple uses this ridiculous M.2-that's-not-actually-M.2 interface, even an M.2 needs an adaptor to actually be usable. Or would it be possible that my adaptor is damaged too? The second one just straight-out can be detected but with a wrong volume. Or does both of these problem has to do with my macbook itself? But it is functioning properly with my original SSD. The first SSD cannot be detect in any form either via adaptor or put it into macbook internally again. My first SSD broke down when i was just watching youtube, i think it somehow overheated.Īfter it i cannot boot my macbook so I replaced it with my original 128GB macbook ssd. It suddenly stopped working 1 week ago so I asked for a replacement from amazon. Or is it possible that both of my adaptor is also damaged im the same time? Or is it physically or design-wise possible that the chip is damaged so that I only have access to one part of a ssd storage? It seems very odd to me.Īctually, I bough my first samsung ssd in February and put it inside my macbook. How can they mix it up with another product? Maybe I will ask Samsung for a change if possible and leave a review too. But I am confused that the sticker on it is 2TB. Now from your advices, I think it is a hardware problem instead of a software one.
#OMNIDISKSWEEPER ONLY SHOWS 123GB OUT OF 256GB UPDATE#
Click to expand.I also tried the firmware update with bootable drive, it does not detect my samsung ssd 970 Evo plus, either in the external or internal form.
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