That's a big typo! Are PC's BIOS and drivers all up-to-date? Does the 16T need a firmware update from that manufacturer's site? Go to the Advanced Settings screen for the active Windows power plan.  Disable hibernation, hybrid sleep, and PCI-Express Link State Management. Save the changes to the plan and reboot. See if that helps.
Hello, I have a Dell XPS 8950 and Windows is running on a NVMe m.2 Hard drive. I have installed a 16GB secondary SATA drive.  The SATA drive is detected and works perfectly after a normal boot or reboot, however if I wake the computer from sleep, the SATA drive is missing. I suspect that this is because the computer wakes up from sleep too quickly and doesn't detect the SATA drive.  How can I resolve this issue?  I don't see any settings in the BIOS to delay the wake time.  Any suggestions are appreciated, thanks!
XPS 8950 with NVMe m.2 drive wakes up from sleep too fast, SATA hard drive 
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