hard drive not showing up in device manager

TL DR Delete the drives from part of a Storage Pool and then go into 'Disk Management' and partition the drive(s) for use in File Explorer. Afterwards drives showed up in disk management.' In Windows 10, went to 'Manage Storage Spaces', Deleted drives out of the pool, then deleted the pool itself. Next they explained how they solved the problem and linked to a solution guide they found The 'Free' amount of 3072KB doesn't seem right.: Going into diskpart, list disk only shows the singular old SSD. Tried using Windows 10 installer from a USB on bootup. Reinstalled it on the new rig and exhibits the same behavior where it doesn't recognize it other than in Device Manager and BIOS. Disk Management recognized it so I created a partition and gave it a letter. Installed the new SATA SSD onto a different rig. Intel Rapid Storage Tech recognizes there are two SATA SSDs. Seemingly reinstalled automatically after restart. Uninstalled the NMV Controller in Device Manager. They both seemingly reinstalled automatically after restart Uninstalled the drives in the Device Manager. Here what I've tried so far:ĭisable and Renable both drives in the Device Manager. The two new drive are listed in the device manager as well as BIOS. Below, it only shows the same SSD with its normal capacity. On the top, it only lists the old SSD which my system's SSD. However, they don't show up anywhere in disk management anymore. So I tried to undo this by deleting the volume (I think). However, I accidentally chose to combine the two into one volume (I think). Went into Disk Management under Computer Management and they were initially listed in there. 'I bought a new NMVe and a SATA and installed them onto my new rig. SOLVED EDIT: The problem has been solved, I found someone with the exact same problem on a dead thread from another site, they explained their problem really well and showed how they got their solution so I will just quote them:

Hard drive not showing up in device manager