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Is it possible to re-flash/downgrade bios?

Yes, right. And when then entering again it shows the hard drive. Works perfect even with reboots, but when I shut it down, the ssd is not recognized again ...

Why is it scary? I bought a new Intenso SSD today (same model thats already working fine in my MK3), but I get the same issues... :( Any ideas? At least I found out that when entering bios setup, theres no SSD detected, but when exit without saving in bios, the SSD boots fine ... So I can get it alw...

Checked it. It´s a MK3. Model ist CF-30KTP48NL and it´s a L9300 @ 1.60 GHz. Puh Maybe the 1.23.1109 is not the bios Version, because when I look for your V300 ... I can find a V3.00L19 M18 in bios Information.

Oh, thanks. I'll check that later when returning from work. I bought it as a MK3, but haven't checked all the hardware components yet. I'll post later what hardware is installed and if it really is a MK1

MK bios version is 1.23.1109

I have not set the bios to default yet

Both caddies are the same.
I'll check the bios Version later (currently driving in my car and not at home). I will post it later. Thanks anyway so far

Yes, tried it. Same "fault". Tried also a non-SSD, which was perfectly found in bios. Only the SanDisk has this problem

OS is WinXP. But that doesnt matter because the BIOS isn't detecting the SanDisk SSD in the MK3. If it's detected the system boots without problems or blue screens. I'm currently thinking that the SanDisk SSD is incompatible ...

Hi. I have a CF-30 MK3 and a MK2. Both are equipped with a SSD. The MK3 has a Intenso 128gb, the MK2 a SanDisk 120gb. When I swap the 120gb SanDisk to my MK3 it doesn't recognize it sometimes. On Boot is fine (bios finds it), next boot doesn't work ... I first thought it may be the caddy, but both c...