Question Internal SSD completely breaks computer

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SSD in question: Silicon Power 2TB A58 SSD
Docking Bay: Sabrent EC-HD2B Dual Bay Docking Station

I already have a 1TB A58 that I've used with the exact same docking bay, and it worked perfectly fine, but when I try to use the 2TB one, various functions on my PC fail to work.

So when I first got it, I tried to quick format it so I could partition the drive. So I used windows disk manager and started formatting. After about 5 hours, I figured that it wasn't working properly so I cancelled the format. From there, I tried to use Diskpart in cmd, but when I did "list volume/disk" it'd hang forever (until I turned the docking bay off). Afterwards I went back to disk management and it wouldn't open and only said in the bottom left "Connecting to virtual disk service" (until I turned off the docking bay). Afterwards I tried restarting my PC to see if that did anything and it hung (until I turned the docking bay off). Tried checking for viruses using windows defender, it hung. I tried formatting using a third part software, it hung. Opening my PC after a shutdown hangs it. Trying to boot from a windows USB (to use cmd or open disk management) doesn't work if I have the docking bay on at any point. The other SSD still works perfectly fine in windows explorer when I have both in the same bay. Though when I try to open to bad SSD in windows explorer it completely dies, and it takes my taskbar with it.

I suspect something about the SSD is corrupted, but I can't return it. Nor can I format it to get rid of the corruption since anything trying to read the data gets killed. If there's a way to do a full format without anything reading the SSD that'd be much obliged. Or being able to fix the problem another way is even more obliged.
 
try put it inside the pc and test it out?
while you can't return it, should still have warranty
Unfortunately, my computer's a prebuilt one and so I have absolutely no clue where an SSD slot would be. Can't find it anywhere in the PC.

I'll try and see if I can't utilize the warranty. Thank you!