960 evo detected in Corsair Link, EaseUS, and in BIOS, but I can't do anything with it.

[ryanpotter]

Just built a new computer and the 960 evo is detected in Corsair Link, EaseUS, and in BIOS, but I can't put anything on the 960 evo. On EaseUS it says its a Lost Partition, on Corsair Link it shows up as unknown, and it doesn't appear in the file explorer. I have an 850 evo which holds my OS and a HDD to hold videos, and I'm trying to use the samsung data migration tool to transfer all my files from the 850 evo over to the 960 evo. Also, I tried using Samsung Magician to do a performance benchmark on the SSD and it says: Volume cannot be found in the selected drive.

 

[Supahos]

Have you formatted the drive?

 

[ryanpotter]

Have you formatted the drive?

No

 

[Supahos]

Well there's your problem....

 

[ryanpotter]

Well there's your problem....

How do I format it?

 

[Supahos]

1. Type Control Panel in the search box.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click Administrative Tools.
4. Click Computer Management.
5. Click Disk Management.
6. Right-click on the drive or partition to format and click on Format.
7. Select the file system and set the cluster size.
8. Click OK to format the drive