[SOLVED] My gigabyte mobo's BIOS doesn't show the SSD

[IgnacioxMS]

So I recently upgraded my gaming station with a Gigabyte B450M DS3H, an AMD RTX 580, a Ryzen 5 2600, 16gb of ram and a new Sabrent Rocket 2280 M.2 NMVe SSD. I already had an old Hard Drive with W10 installed so I enjoyed my new gaming station for about a month before the Hard Drive stopped working (I already knew this was coming because the hard drive already had more than 6 years with me and was starting to giving me troubles).
Now, before my hard drive died, my SSD was detected by windows and I could install some games in it, in fact I am able to install windows in it, but when the installation ends and the pc has to reboot it takes me back to the installation, when opening the BIOS it doesn't show the SSD in the boot priority options.
Please don't tell me my SSD is broken or my MOBO, because I have no money to replace it nor sending it out of the country to the manufacturer to replace it for a new one (I'm from Venezuela).
The reason I've created this post is that not many people have this kind of problem with the same mobo I have and the solutions for them aren't working for me.

Things I've tried:
-Tried taking off the USB from the computer when it starts rebooting after the windows installation.
-Tried disabling CSM support

 

[jojesa]

Reset the BIOS to default.
Install the latest BIOS.
Keep CSM sdisabled
Make sure UEFI is enabled.
Remove any other drives connected to the motherboard.
Install the NVMe drive and make sure it is seated properly.

 

[IgnacioxMS]

Reset the BIOS to default.
Install the latest BIOS.
Keep CSM sdisabled
Make sure UEFI is enabled.
Remove any other drives connected to the motherboard.
Install the NVMe drive and make sure it is seated properly.

I'll try that as soon as I can

 

[IgnacioxMS]

Reset the BIOS to default.
Install the latest BIOS.
Keep CSM sdisabled
Make sure UEFI is enabled.
Remove any other drives connected to the motherboard.
Install the NVMe drive and make sure it is seated properly.

Is it possible to install the NMVe drive without an OS?

 

[jojesa]

Yes, you could use the NVMe as a storage drive instead of a boot drive?

 

[IgnacioxMS]

Yes, you could use the NVMe as a storage drive instead of a boot drive?

I'll assume yes, since windows can detect it and I can save stuff in it, but I need it to boot windows because I don't have another hard drive.

 

[jojesa]

You might not see it as a bootable option in the BIOS until Windows 10 installation format and create partitions on the NVME drive.
Make sure no other drives are connected to the motherboard during Windows 10 installation.