Windows 10: Installed new SSD but, it's not being detected in BIOS

installed kingston ssd and didnt appear

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Installing SSD not detected by BIOS

Sequence of installing new SSD.

1. Disconnected the HDD with Windows.
2. Fitted Syba 4 Sata PCI-E card
3. Fitted Samsung 500GB 860 SSD connected to Syba 4 Sata PCI-E card
4. Installed Windows 10 Home in Samsung 500GB 860 SSD

​Windows installed fine in the SSD. Entered the BIOS to set the SSD as 1st Boot priority but the BIOS has not detected it. The only boot devices shown in the BIOS are the CD/DVD Rom and the Replaceable Device. *Mad
Device Manager shows the SSD connected.
I connected the the HDD which still has Windows installed but I get the message to "Reboot and Select Boot Media" even though the SSD is still connected. *Eek
Any help would be most appreciated.

Just noticed while safe removing USB memory stick that the SSD shows as a removable drive C\:!!!! *Eek

 

SSD detected by BIOS but not by Windows 10 installation

Hi! I am building a new pc and ran into an issue with the SSD. I put in a Crucial p5 plus 1TB (M.2.SSD), a Gigabyte B650 AORUS Elite AX and a AMD ryzen 5 7600x. When I go into the BIOS it detects the SSD and it also passes all the self tests. However when I try to install Windows 10 using an USB, it does not detect my SSD and I can't install the windows on the pc. Any advice would help!

 

Installed new SSD but, it's not being detected in BIOS

Hello

I need help!

I Recently upgraded my PC with an MSI Z590 motherboard and an Intel 11th gen, Since I transition to PCIe Gen 4 board, I also bought a brand New NVME M.2 Samsung 980 pro in addition to my old gen 3 m.2 (C: Drive)

The new SSD is not being detected neither to windows neither in BIOS.

I just want to install brand new windows to my new drive and use the old drive as storage.

I tried a lot of troubleshootings but without success



Additionally I had another 3.5 hard drive which used to be visible (D Drive) but cannot find it on windows and bios