Walkthrough SP M.2 shows up in Windows but does not show up as bootable drive. Can someone please help me?

[Dusters]

I have an older mobo (Gigabyte H67MA-USB3-3) and i recently purchased a Silicon Power m.2 ssd 512GB with a pcie adapter for my last slot which is a pcie x4. I have not had any trouble formatting the drive for storage or cloning my boot drive onto it, but I cannot find it when I enter bios to make it bootable. I have even updated my bios for the off chance it would help but last update for that thing was 2012 and it didn't change anything unless I'm not enabling something I should be. If i cannot do it because the mobo I would like some confirmation and for now I'll just use it as a really fast drive but if I'm missing something after cloning I would appreciate some step by step help.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Your board BIOS doesn't support booting from PCIE device.
On this board you can boot from SATA or USB device only.

 

[Dusters]

That was easy enough. I should have asked days ago instead of hours of trying, but all the fun I would have missed out on.

Thank you

 

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