Windows 10: My ssd is found in bios, but not on disk management or any other place in windows

So i got this new WD_black sn850x 1tb m.2 ssd, i set it in and booted up windows. When i was gonna format the drive in disk manager i couldnt find it, so then i launched bios. When i went into Intel rapid technology i saw my ssd there, so i know its placed in right, but i cant find it in windows. Is there anything you guys can do to help me get it to work in windows too? Its like this on both windows 10 and 11. And when i try to go into disk manager i can only find my old ssd/hdd that i had before. I have tried doing the chkdsk command in CMD, but it cant find any problem.

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SSD not being shown in disk management

Hello,

We need to do further investigation on your concern so that we can identify the cause of the issue:

• Have you tried connecting it to a different USB port?
• Have you checked if the SSD is visible in Device Manager? Follow these steps to verify if it is visible in Device Manager:
  
  • Right-click on Start and click-on Device Manager.
  • Click-on the Disk drive and check if it is there.
  • If it is visible, try to check if you can update its driver.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.

 

Windows 10 can't see SSD in Disk management but it's visible under Device Manager & BIOS

I have a new Samsung 860 EVO SSD, removed one of the working drives and connected the SSD instead. I see the SSD in the BIOS and under Disk Drives in Device Manager but it's not visible at all under Disk Management and File Explorer. No visible meaning not even as an unallocated drive or a drive needing formatting or needing a drive letter.

I went through the suggestions of running the Memory Diagnostics utility and uninstalling the 'Standard SATA AHCI Controller' from the device manager. Rebooted and noticed the AHCI controller is back. Maybe Windows needs it.
The boot drive is a regular hard drive.
I will try placing the boot drive and the SSD in different SATA ports.

Any other suggestions on how to troubleshoot this?

 

M.2 SSD Drive With Windows 10 Listed as Disk 1 in Disk Management,

Hi, In my pc M.2 SSD with Windows 10 OS is listed as Disk 1 and not as Disk 0 in Disk Management. Also, the same drive is listed as Removable devices which is actually internal SSD.

Can anybody help me resolve this, please?