1TB WD Blue recognised by BIOS, but not Windows 10

[mr.potatoe]

So I just received a 1TB WD blue hard drive as a gift. I connected the power and SATA cable and started up my computer. However, Windows 10 doesn't show that I actually installed the hdd, neither does NZXT CAM monitor. So I went to the BIOS menu and saw that the hdd was there with 1000 GB(1 TB). So is there anyway I can fix this problem? this is my first build so a little help would be appreciated.

Configeration:
i7-8700k (cpu)
Asus Prime z370-a (mobo)
16 gb RAM Gskill Trident Z(ram)
Corsair h100i v2(liquid cooler cpu)
500 GB Samsung 860 EVO (SSD)
1TB WD Blue Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
750 Watts EVGA Power Supply (PSU)
Windows 10 Enterprise - 64 bit (OS)

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

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[Dugimodo]

Follow Blackbirds post.

Drives come un partitioned and un formatted, you need to use disk management to create a partition before they will show up in windows.

 

[mr.potatoe]

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Thank You! I never realized that you actually had to format the drive before it popping up and allowing you to use it. Guess I have a lot more to learn!