Hard drive not recognized?

imLouisByimLouis

Hello friends, I've just built my first PC and installed three internal hard drives (1x SSD, 1x HDD, 1x HDD).

The SSD was recognized normally, and I can use it. One HDD is displayed in the BIOS, but it's not visible in Disk Management. The third HDD isn't even recognized in the BIOS. Now I don't know what to do…

I connected all hard drives normally with new cables in the SATA ports and also in the power supply.

The two HDDs are a few years old, but that shouldn't make a difference.

If it helps, these are the components I installed:

Graphics: MSI 4090, CPU: intel i9 13900ks, RAM: Corsair Dominator 64 GB DDR5, motherboard: Asus Rog Maximus Hero z790

I ask for help.

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mchawk777
mchawk777
2 years ago

What you see in the UEFI are NOT the disks – they are the SATA ports.
Using the screenshots, you cannot see whether or not the problematic disks are detected by the UEFI.

The two HDDs are a few years old, but that should not make any difference.

It doesn’t just make a difference – it’s completely irrelevant.

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