Windows 10: Windows Boot Problem BIOS SSD M.2

• I got an SSD M.2 and set Windows 10 there. The second disk is HDD.
  During startup, the PC throws it into the BIOS. I don't change anything there, I press "save and exit", and then Windows starts up.
  And if you turn off the computer and turn it on after 1 minute, everything will be fine. Automatic BIOS occurs only when the computer is turned off for a long time.
  I used a computer on one SSD for a couple of days, there were no problems.
  I've already tried:
  
• Reinstall Windows (even without a connected HDD);
  
• Remove the battery from the motherboard;
  
• Turn off fast startup;
  
• Update BIOS
  
• !I set the SSD in the first place in the BIOS, but then at the start of the computer after a long shutdown state, there is not drives in Boot. I press "save and exit", there is a double start (as in the video). And if then you enter the BIOS, the HDD will be in the first place. That is, the boot priority is reset. Other settings are not reset.
  Motherboard - B365M D2V
  SSD - A-Data XPG SX6000 Lite
  HDD - WD Blue 1ТБ
  RAM - Kingston HyperX FURY Black [HX426C16FB3K2/16]

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New SSD:

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Motherboard:

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