It may be the problem if the ssd which is the drive to be flashed is the system drive where you boot from. If this is so, the SSD Manger cannot get full access. If there is no flashing booting tool available I would test if the flashing process works in your or another pc where the ssd is not the system drive.
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Kingston A2000 1 TB M.2 NVMe SSD
- Thread starter W1zzard
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Hi. The SSD is not the one I boot from. Kingston engineers don't know what happens and reiterated on that this drive should already have came with the proper firmware. Which looks impossible since I bought it way before the firmware was released. They offered me a replacement, which I accepted.