Windows 10: Laptop enter bios and the storage show Hard Disk 0 GB

Hello everyone, I have problem with my laptop which is Asus X570Z window 10 with initially HDD. I just change to SSD REALTEK_RL6643 about 1 month ago from a shop and suddenly today my laptop enter BIOS mode. I try to restart my laptop by using power button but the laptop will just enter BIOS mode again. The storage show Hard Disk 0GB. The boot menu show "The system cannot find any bootable devices"So, I want to know what are the problems and if there any solutions that available for me to solve this problem before I go back to the shop : .

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Hard disk

Hi

Does the hard disk show up in the BIOS? Thats the first place I would check.

Upon arriving at the Custom/Advanced screen, press Shift + F10 to launch the command line, then type: diskpart to launch the Disk Partitioning utility.

Type list disk then hit Enter.

This will reveal all attached storage devices.

To select the D drive if it shows up, type: select disk followed by the number then hit Enter – ie select disk 2. If you had more storage devices connected or attached, they would be listed as disk 0, 1, 2, 3, etc.

Once the drive has been selected, type clean then hit Enter.

Type create partition primary then hit Enter

Type active then hit Enter

Type format fs=NTFS label=”DRIVE LABEL HERE” quick then hit Enter

This command will format and label the drive, e.g. format fs=ntfs label=”Backup”.

Type exit and hit Enter again.

 

help raid 0

so what is the step by step to set up raid 0?
First, format both ssd to the same format: NTFS
Second, change sata mode in bios from ahci to Raid
Third, save bios and reboot, press Ctril+ I to enter Raid setup
Fourth, make a raid disk

is it right?

 

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