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Devices using the Micron PCIe NVMe 2200S SSD intermittently reports STOP code and Hard Drive Not Detected Errors. Several different families of Dell computer are experiencing an issue with the Micron PCIe NVMe 2200S SSD. Reliability errors such as an intermittent failure to detect the drive or observing STOP errors are identified on these drives. (This issue can be seen after the SSD firmware is updated to version 2200.1060.) Symptoms include: Running the onboard diagnostics returns a Drive not installed error, and the drive is missing from the BIOS. The computer is unresponsive with a Stop Code Blue Screen error with zero percent of the system dump completed. System_Service_Exception or Unexpected_Store_Exception Device Information SATA-2 = (none) M.2 PCIe SSD-0 = (none) LOM MAC Address = 2C-EA-XX-XX-XX-XX Passthrough MAC Address = 2C-EA-XX-XX-XX-XXVideo Controller = Intel (R) UHD Graphics Video BIOS Version = GOP 1085 Video Memory = 64 MB Panel Type = 13.3" FHD Native Resolution = 1920 by 1080 Note : A restart recovers the computer from the errors and there is no data loss reported. Affected Platforms: (Computers that ship with the Micron SSD) Precision Fixed Workstations Precision Mobile Workstations Latitude OptiPlex XPS Desktops XPS Laptops Vostro Desktops Vostro Laptops Inspiron Desktops Inspiron Laptops Alienware Desktops Alienware Laptops
Dell engineering has worked with Micron to release updated firmware to resolve this issue. Dell has posted the firmware update on the Dell Support Site .
Micron has developed an updated firmware. They have released version 2200.1070 to improve the stability of the SSD. Note : Best Practice Part One : Before installing any firmware on the computer, confirm that it is applicable for the computer and part. Never install a firmware update if the manufacturer and model of the part being updated is not certain. How to Find SSD Or Hard Drive Firmware Revision Note : Best Practice Part Two : Before installing any firmware on the computer, ensure that the BIOS and the Intel Rapid Storage Driver are updated. Update to the latest revision is available on the Dell Support site. Learn more about updating the BIOS and drivers on a Dell computer on the following Dell Knowledge Base article: Driver Update Guide Windows Instructions: Download and install the following drivers, BIOS, and firmware in the following order: Update the BIOS to the latest version available for the computer. To download and install the BIOS, refer to the: BIOS Update Guide Update the Intel Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) driver to the latest version available for the computer. To download and install the Intel driver, refer to the: Driver Update Guide Update the Micron 2200S PCIe NVMe solid state drive firmware to version 2200.1070, A00 or later for the computer. To download and install the Micron firmware, refer to the: Driver Update Guide The computer restarts during the installation process. Linux Instructions: For those who are running a Linux based operating system on the computer. The latest Micron 2200S Firmware (FW) 1070 update for Linux is available in the following locations: Use fwupdmgr terminal command (inline) or the GNOME software to get this update. The update has also been uploaded to the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) website. Go to the LVFS website: https://fwupd.org/lvfs/devices/ Enter the text Micron 22001070 into the search box and press Enter . Select SSD FW 22001070 Device Update from the search list. Download the appropriate .cab file.
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