Installing Windows 10 on a new PC

[yanki9er]

So I've finished building my new pc and I'm ready to get windows 10 installed. I've got a usb with the windows 10 installer on it, go to the bios on the new pc and use it as my boot drive. I go through all the steps until I reach the point where I have to select a disk to install windows on. The problem is that nothing is showing up. I have a kingston ssd and a WD 1tb hard drive, both are plugged in to SATA and to the motherboard (Asus x470 i). I've tried opening the command propt and typing in diskpart and then disk list and the only thing showing up is the USB. Even in the bios my pc cant see the new ssd and the hard drive. It says "N/A" for all SATA ports. I've checked to see if its a faulty cable but that's not the problem as I've replaced it and my fans were spinning (which are powered through SATA) What do I do from here?

Thanks for reading.

 

[Traditore]

Can you confirm the HDD is powered up and spinning on start?

Reset BIOS and check SATA options.

Faulty MB?

 

[SkyNetRising]

For installing windows, you should connect only single drive to your pc.
Do you have SSD connected drives properly? With sata data and sata power cables?
Check if sata ports are enabled in BIOS.

Do you have any M.2 drives in system?

 

[USAFRet]

When installing the OS, have only the one target drive connected.
Presumably the SSD in this case?

How to do a CLEAN installation of Windows 10

 

[yanki9er]

Can you confirm the HDD is powered up and spinning on start?

Reset BIOS and check SATA options.

Faulty MB?

Yes the HDD does spin up.

The MB can see my ram and cpu and says temperatures. Could it be only the SATA connections on the MB that are faulty?

 

[yanki9er]

Can you confirm the HDD is powered up and spinning on start?

Reset BIOS and check SATA options.

Faulty MB?

Resetting the bios worked. Thanks so much.