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" M.2 SSD recognized, but not showing up", Just got a brand new 250Gb M.2 Samsung 850 Pro for some extra solid state storage... Threw it into my mobo and screwed it in place, then booted up the uefi. It was showing up in the correct bios locations as a usable drive, and I made sure every applicable option was set accordingly. Started up Windows (7) and checked My Computer...no drive. Checked Device Manager and it showed up under disk drives. Opened Disk Manager and it asked me to "initialize drive 0" so I clicked yes. After that nothing happened, disk manager showed no additional disk, just the sandisk and the hdd. I went into the uefi and double checked everything, then I flashed my bios to the latest version, made sure drivers/windows etc. were up to date. So basically my motherboard sees that it's installed, but disk manager doesn't, so I can't format it or use it at all?
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