The reason why MSI motherboard can not detect m2 is that the protocol is not the same, if it is determined that the interface protocol of the SSD and the motherboard is the same, you can try to remove the M.2 SSD and reinstall it in the case of the host power failure.
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Motherboard (English: Motherboard, Mainboard, abbreviation: Mobo, alias: host board, system board, logic board, mother board, bottom board) is one of the most basic and most important components of the microcomputer, can be divided into commercial motherboard and industrial motherboard two categories. Generally, it is a rectangular circuit board, on which is installed the main circuit system of the computer, which generally has BIOS chip, I\/O control chip, key and panel control switch interface, indicator connector, expansion slot, main board and DC power supply connector of the card and other components. It can provide a series of joint points for the processor, video card, sound card, hard disk, memory, external equipment and other devices to connect.
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A motherboard is the center or main circuit board that forms a complex electronic system such as an electronic computer. A typical motherboard can provide a series of bonding points for the processor, graphics card, sound card, hard disk, memory, external equipment and other devices to engage. They are usually inserted directly into the relevant slot or connected by a wire. The most important component on a motherboard is the Chipset. The chipset usually consists of a north bridge and a south bridge, and some are designed with a single chip microcomputer to enhance their performance. These chipsets provide a common platform for the motherboard to connect different devices and control the communication between different devices. It also includes support for different expansion slots, such as processors, PCI, ISA, AGP, and PCI Express. The chipset also provides additional features for the motherboard, such as integrated display core, integrated sound card (also known as built-in display core and built-in sound card). Some expensive motherboards also integrate infrared communication technology, Bluetooth, and 802.11 (Wi-Fi).