“Is this a plug and play sort of device? Is there any settings i need to adjust once the computer is turned on?”

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• Hi, please be informed that if your computer has an internal PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe M.2 slot, then you can connect this SSD Drive in it. In order to know if your computer has an internal PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe M.2 slot, it would be best to contact your computer manufacturer's Customer Support as they would have all the technical specifications for your computer.

  Answered by SanDisk Team 4 years ago

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• Most motherboards should auto detect it.

  Answered by LukeW 4 years ago

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• Treat it like any new HDD and you can't go wrong. Also, I don't know why one reply talks about extra RAM slots. THIS IS NOT RAM.

  Answered by luislast 4 years ago

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• This should be recognized when you turn computer on. Depending on mother boards, there are settings for multiple ram sticks if they do not get recognized. Hope this helps.

  Answered by BobP 4 years ago

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