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If you open up Disk Management in Windows, do you see it listed there? Do you see it listed in your motherboards BIOS?
when I switch the sata ports it shows up in bios, but when I go into windows to create a new partition itβs not there, and then when I restart the pc it is no longer in bios unless I switch to another sata port.
Swap the motherboard SATA port that the SATA cable is plugged into and try another SATA cable and see if the SSD gets recognized in the motherboards BIOS.
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