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"New SSD not showing up in BIOS ", I just installed an Adata SX900 SSD, and then migrated my Windows 8.1 OS from my HDD. I rebooted, and then entered BIOS to try to set the boot order, only to find that I can't find the SSD in the BIOS setup. I did go into the Control panel, and clicked on 'Administrative tools', 'Computer management', and 'Disk management' to find that the SDD was indeed installed and that 'the device is working properly'. Any idea how I can fix this problem?
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