[SOLVED] I bought a new SSD and my bios detects it but windows cant

[GucciGuwop]

IN windows it doesnt detect my new ssd but in the bios it does, ive taken both ssd out and swapped their places and nothing changed , im not sure what to do, ive tried the thing where i delete standard sata ahci controller but when it restarts my computer they just comeback. System specs

cpu- ryzen 5 5600x

gpu - 3080

mobo- b550 tuf plus

ram- 16gb 2x8 3600 cl18

storage-

(orginal) WD blue 1tb m.2

(new) WD black sn850 1tb

psu- 750 w

 

[boju]

Under disk management did you create new volume for it to be used in Windows or did you assume it'll just show up?

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-format-new-hard-drive-windows-10?amp

 

[GucciGuwop]

You can try to fix the below issues and hopefully, your drive may get detected:

1. SSD is not initialized.
2. SSD drive letter is missing.
3. SSD file system is not supported by Windows.
4. SSD disk driver not installed properly.

How can i go

Under disk management did you create new volume for it to be used in Windows or did you assume it'll just show up?

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-format-new-hard-drive-windows-10?amp

Ive tried to do that but only my first ssd is showing up

 

[GucciGuwop]

You can try to fix the below issues and hopefully, your drive may get detected:

1. SSD is not initialized.
2. SSD drive letter is missing.
3. SSD file system is not supported by Windows.
4. SSD disk driver not installed properly.

How can i do 1-2, when i go to create and format hard disk the new ssd isnt listed there

 

[bchael]

SSD settings in BIOS

1. Restart your computer, and press the F2 key after the first screen.
2. Press the Enter key to enter Config.
3. Select Serial ATA and press Enter.
4. Then you'll see SATA Controller Mode Option.
5. Save your changes and restart your computer to enter BIOS.