PC doesn't recognize Boot M.2?

Hello I have a problem

I briefly removed the processor (Ryzen 5 5500) from my PC to clean it and reinstall it with a new key. Then, when I booted up, it told me "new CPU" blah blah F1. I did that for the BIOS. Then I looked at the boot priority, but not a single hard drive was displayed—neither SSDs nor my NVMe. Normally, though, the BIOS shows me: Storage Information, then AHCI, and then a list of all the hard drives I own. The problem is that the NVMe contains very important data that I urgently need back.

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JohnsonDing
9 months ago

there the bios probably loaded the dimensional values

uefi secure boot (mostly in raster safety)

or legacy support (mostly in register boot)

change these settings then these symptoms occur