First some info before it has happened:
I've wanted to screw the MOBO in, because I've noticed that the screws have been a bit loose. I don't think that this caused the problem, but I'm going to put this info here just in case. After I was done with that I powered the PC on. This is when the problem starts. After it booted into windows, I've noticed that my HDD wasn't in the file explorer. This has happened a few times before and I just usually turn the PC off and umplug the HDD and then replug it back a couple of times. It didn't work. I was curious if the SATA cable was the problem and I plugged it into the SSD, which at the time was found by the BIOS. After that it booted my into the BIOS, and it couldn't find either of the drives. I tried disabling then enabling CMS, but it didn't work. I have no idea what to do in the BIOS. I don't wanna mess with it, because when we built the PC we needed to do some complicated <Mod Edit> in the BIOS to boot normally.
I've wanted to screw the MOBO in, because I've noticed that the screws have been a bit loose. I don't think that this caused the problem, but I'm going to put this info here just in case. After I was done with that I powered the PC on. This is when the problem starts. After it booted into windows, I've noticed that my HDD wasn't in the file explorer. This has happened a few times before and I just usually turn the PC off and umplug the HDD and then replug it back a couple of times. It didn't work. I was curious if the SATA cable was the problem and I plugged it into the SSD, which at the time was found by the BIOS. After that it booted my into the BIOS, and it couldn't find either of the drives. I tried disabling then enabling CMS, but it didn't work. I have no idea what to do in the BIOS. I don't wanna mess with it, because when we built the PC we needed to do some complicated <Mod Edit> in the BIOS to boot normally.
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