Windows 10: new ssd won't initialise

i am trying to upgrade my ssd and for that i bought a new ssd and an enclosure to help me clone it but when i connect it to my laptop it recognises it as a removable disk with no volume. it says drive f: is not accessible incorrect function. and i am not getting option to initialise this. i have tried multiple options online none have worked please help me.

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SSD will not initialise

Hello,

When I open disk management, I see my C: drive and also my SSD drive which shows as "Not initialised".

At the moment, the SSD is connected via a STA to USB cable.

However, whenever I select the "initialise" option, the screen appears where I have to select the disk and either MBR or GPT, but when I do so and click OK, the screen closes and the little wheel spins for a second or so and nothing further happens.

Any further advice how I can fix this, please?

Thank you very much.

 

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New SSD not recognised by Win 10 although Initialised

Everything up and running OK, have attached a snip of Disk Managment as suggested.
Have dowwnloaded a small program into Programs on the new disk and it is working OK.

The partitions on disk 2 are a bit of a mess at the moment. As about 8 weeks ago when C: was almost full. Widows did an upgrade and installed 2 files in the old HDD (see snips). The next day the DSG Flight Sim would not open until it had installed a 7GB upgrade and advised that there was insufficent space in C:.So selected D drive and it installed it there.
So I cloned D drive exactly as it was, in case windows need to access these files to operate.

>Can the Win 10 upgrade files be relocated to C: or just be left where they are and allow win 10 to sort it out on the next upgrade.
>How can I relocate all theDSG upgrade into the program partition