Windows 10: Why does my sata ssd disappear when I add my 2nd nvme ssd?

I have 4 storage driver in all a hdd, 1 sata ssd, and 2 nvme ssd. When i add my second nvme ssd my sata ssd disappears and they both don’t show up in bios, device manager, or disk manager. I have a b450m steel legends motherboard also. I know that the nvme ssd works bc when I take out the other nvme ssd it boots up perfectly fine.

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Why does my sata ssd disappear when I add my 2nd nvme ssd?

I have 4 storage driver in all a hdd, 1 sata ssd, and 2 nvme ssd. When i add my second nvme ssd my sata ssd disappears and they both don’t show up in bios, device manager, or disk manager. I have a b450m steel legends motherboard also. I know that the nvme ssd works bc when I take out the other nvme ssd it boots up perfectly fine.

 

M2 NVME SSD

So you think it truly is worth it to have windows installed on an M2 NVME SSD instead of installing it on a sata-600 ssd and installing your most important software on the M2 NVME SSD ?

 

cloning sata ssd to m.2 nvme

Hi so i'm planning on building a new pc and my main storage drive on it will be an m.2 nvme and i want to clone my current pc's main sata ssd with my windows install on it to the new pc, I already know how to clone sata ssd to m.2 nvme and keep all my old files and keep windows but i'm wondering if there will be any hardware problems since my new pc will have a completely different motherboard, cpu and gpu, if there is any hardware problems is there anyway to get around it? or would i just have to install windows by itself on the new m.2 nvme and then afterward copy all the files except windows from the old ssd