Question M.2 NVMe SSD not showing up in Windows ?

[DetonatingD]

I just bought my first NVMe Drive and installed it, its showing up in the BIOS and in other software like Crystaldiskinfo but it never shows up in Disk manager or Diskpart for unknown reason ?
I would appreciate any help with finding the solution to this problem.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Show screenshots from

Disk Management,​

Device Manager - disk drives and storage controllers sections expanded,​

Windows Storage Spaces (Control Panel\Storage Spaces).​

(upload to imgur.com and post link)

 

[DetonatingD]

https://imgur.com/a/VpWHmci

View: https://imgur.com/a/VpWHmci It is worth mentionin that the new Drive is a 980 Pro

 

[SkyNetRising]

Can you show, what physical drives are in 1.81TB storage pool?
Probably your 2TB 980 Pro went in there.

If so, then delete 1.81TB pool.

 

[DetonatingD]

Can you show, what physical drives are in 1.81TB storage pool?
Probably your 2TB 980 Pro went in there.

If so, then delete 1.81TB pool.

The 1.81 TB Pool is a HDD that i recently installed ( i need all the Storage) and have not put anything on it yet

 

[DetonatingD]

Also after i sleept there now was a unallocated space in Disk Management that i formated and initialized and now the NVMe is showing up and working just fine, i have no idea what i did

 

[SkyNetRising]

The 1.81 TB Pool is a HDD that i recently installed ( i need all the Storage) and have not put anything on it yet

No. That's not it.
In 1.81TB storage space pool only 256MB of space is used.
In Disk Management 1863GB (1.81TB) drive used space is 1699GB (not 256MB).
So 2TB HDD is not in the pool.
Other 2TB drive in the system is 980 pro. That's the one in pool.

now was a unallocated space in Disk Management that i formated and initialized and now the NVMe is showing up and working just fine, i have no idea what i did

Either you created a storage space in 1.81TB storage pool
or you deleted 1.81TB storage pool.

Using storage spaces just complicates things. I'm not sure, why you're using storage spaces at all.