Recently I upgraded my CPU, M/O, chassis, and SSD. After I got everything connected, Windows installed on SSD, yada yada, my hard drive (from my old build) wouldn't connect or be detected in BIOS. I had first thought I had done something to make it stop working. I went out and bought a new HD. Still not detected in BIOS. Rinse and repeat with a 2nd new HD. I purchased an exterior dock to try. Nothing. I returned the new HDs and picked up a SSD. BIOS picks it up just fine. What is in the settings in BIOS that might be able to fix this? I'm not too bright when it comes to all the options in BIOS.
PS. I did try to use the cables the working SSDs used, but still nothing worked.
PSS. Also ASUS thought it was something faulty with the M/O so they did a RMA and it did the same thing with the replacement.
CPU: R5 2600
MO: B-450 F Gaming
GPU: RX Vega 56 Air Booster 8gb
SSD: Samsung 250gb 2.5"
Samsung 500gb 2.5"
HDD: N/A (can’t get MO to recognize any HD)
PSU: EVGA 850w Gold
Chassis: Corsair Graphite 780T
OS: Windows 10 64bit
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16gb (8gb x2) 3GHz PC4-24000 DDR4 DIMM
PS. I did try to use the cables the working SSDs used, but still nothing worked.
PSS. Also ASUS thought it was something faulty with the M/O so they did a RMA and it did the same thing with the replacement.
CPU: R5 2600
MO: B-450 F Gaming
GPU: RX Vega 56 Air Booster 8gb
SSD: Samsung 250gb 2.5"
Samsung 500gb 2.5"
HDD: N/A (can’t get MO to recognize any HD)
PSU: EVGA 850w Gold
Chassis: Corsair Graphite 780T
OS: Windows 10 64bit
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16gb (8gb x2) 3GHz PC4-24000 DDR4 DIMM
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