Windows 10: M.2 SSD not showing up in BIOS Boot Section

I have had this problem for a while now and I have never seemed to figure it out. My C drive shows up in file explorer and I have saved multiple games and big files and such. And I checked my SSD with Crystal disk info and it said it was in good condition. But whenever I go to my manufacturers care center I have the option to check my battery, RAM, and network with a "Check Now" button but whenever I look at my SSD it has no "Check Now" button and says the model name which I thought seemed odd since none of the others did. I then went into the BIOS and under the Boot section all it says is:
Secure Boot [Enabled]

Boot priority order:
1. Windows Boot Manager

That's all it says there is no SSD that shows up at all and whenever I exit the BIOS and restart it pulls up a blue screen and says: User profile not recognized." with a "OK" button I then press it and log in and half of all my data is gone with my wallpaper changed. I then restart again and all my data is restored. Whats wrong with my laptop?

Microsoft Version 2004

Please feel free to ask model of
- CPU
- GPU
- Motherboard
- SSD
- BIOS
- Manufacturer
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