New SSD appears as "Disk drive" in device manager

New SSD (running Windows 7) appears as "Disk drive" in device manager, while other drives appear as their product numbers (ST..., WDC...). It's a Crucial BX100 SSD. Can this cause any problems? Is it ok to leave as is? Appears the SSD is already upgraded to the newest firmware.

This is a clone from an HDD, by the way, using Clonezilla.

Another question: do I need to change any Windows 7 options/install any other drives to ensure the system handles to SSD correctly?

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Hi,
I'm more interested why it's disk 1 and not disk 0 :/

Hello!

Is the SSD the clone of the older drive, that is now Disk 0? Do you have any problems with the SSD or using the OS from it?

You could take a look at this topic from sevenforums, about the numeration of drives:
OS disk not disk 0

Can you boot into the SSD without the older HDD? For some reason the Device Manager can't read the SSD correctly.

CK_WD

If the old HDD has been formatted, how come it still shows its old partitions which have basically been cloned on to the SSD?

If the SSD performs fine that is good. Make sure you have a back up of your data from the SSD, just in case. Check the SSD's health using a software for that.

Then reset the CMOS battery - carefully pull the CMOS for about 15-20 seconds then put it back on place. Then press the power button of the PC for 15 seconds to discharge any remaining power stored in the capacitors. By discharging the power, the CMOS memory will reset, therefor should reset the BIOS. If the Device Manager can't read the SSD correctly but everything else with it is fine, there must be a reason so see if the BIOS reset will help.

Otherwise, if it doesn't help, and you don't have performance issues, then just keep regular back ups and continue using it.

CK_WD