go into the bios and note the current HD settings, the perform a cmos reset by removing power to the system and then removing the cmos battery for 20 min, reinstall and enter bios, set date/time and reboot again if still having issues check/replace the drives SATA cable with a new one.
Step 1. In the search box on the taskbar, type Disk Management, right-click Disk Management, then select Run as administrator > Yes. Step 2. In Disk Management, right-click the disk you want to initialize, and then click Initialize Disk. If this disk is listed as Offline, please right-click it and select Online at first.
Enter your system BIOS. In the BIOS settings, open the configuration settings and look for “Drives” or “Hard Drives.”. Inside those settings, check to see if all hard drives are checked and enabled. Enable internal hard disks from BIOS. If any are disabled, enable them and then exit the BIOS while saving the changes.
Hold down "WIN + X" and select "Disk Management" to launch it. In the Disk Management window, locate the new SSD drive that is not showing up. If the SSD is listed as "Not Initialized", right-click on the drive and select Initialize Disk. Right-click on the SSD to be updated and select update driver to proceed. 2. If your SSD still is not showing at Windows Setup, press SHIFT+F10 to open a Command Prompt window. 3. Type “diskpart”. 4. Type “list disk” to display all the disks connected to your computer. 5. Type “select disk [disk number]” For example, type “select disk 0” if you have insert one drive in your system. 6. Step 1: Boot your computer from this installation media by setting it as the boot drive in BIOS. Step 2: Once Windows Setup loads, you will be presented with a Windows Setup window like the following screenshot. In this interface, you need to set your preferred Language, Time and current format, and Keyboard, then click Next. dYgeVJN.
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