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"BIOS not detecting SSDs (can't boot into Windows 11 & Windows 10)" ,I've had some weird issues with SSDs in the past week or so - to start, about a week ago I got a message that the BIOS can't find a bootable drive. I started disconnecting my two Samsung SSDs one by one to try to isolate the issue, and once I disconnected the second, more recently purchased one (that didn't have a Windows installation on it), the system booted normally. After that succesful boot, I reconnected that SSD, booted into windows and everything worked fine - it recognized even that second SSD and I was able to use it as storage without any issues. However, 4-5 days after that, my computer froze, and after a restart I was back at the same issue. I disconnected that second SSD and was able to boot normally without it yet again. I figured that there must be something wrong with either the drive itself or with the cables (power and SATA) connecting it, so I tried connecting it to my roommate's PC (similar specs as mine, just newer hardware) and all we got was stuck on the Windows booting circle. I figured that the drive was busted and set it aside until I can find the warranty and go see what I can do with it, however... Today I try booting up my system with the first SSD (which has worked with no issues up until today) and a regular WD 1TB mechanical drive connected and I get the message that no bootable drive was found. If I disconnect the WD drive, I get transported straight to BIOS if I try to boot with the "No bootable device is detected" message, and if I try to setup boot priority in the BIOS, I can't select the Samsung SSD, nor is it found in the SATA configuration listings (all ports are listed as Empty, and I've double checked that none of them is disabled - none of them is, but they all have Hot Plug and External SATA disabled, if that's of any relevance). If I unplug that drive and plug in just the WD HDD, I can see that one in the BIOS, but of course I can't boot from it since there's no Windows installation on that one. Now, if those were both isolate cases I'd just assume that hard drives died - these are my first SSD drives and I have no experience and no way to assume how long they'll last (although at slightly over a year a half, I'd be both worried and pissed). However these 2 SSDs stopped working in such a short order of time that I'm worried there's something else going on - maybe with the BIOS or with the physical SATA controllers on the motherboard? This is much more problematic and weird than anything I've had issues on a PC yet so I'm just guessing though.
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