Windows 10: New PC, first Windows install - BIOS recognizes M.2 NVMe SSD, Windows installer doesn't

Hello, I recently configured new PC with B550 GAMING X V2 motherboard. I already did bios flashback and everything is recognized in gigabyte bios.But when i try to install windows 10 home from usb, it doesn't recognize Samsung 980 500 GB nvme SSD, yet, in BIOS, it does.Idk what to do next, please help.

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Any ideas?