Windows 10 M.2 SSD recognized in Device Manager but not in BIOS

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Hello, I'm having issues migrating my current boot drive (SATA SSD) to my new NVMe SSD.Motherboard: GIGABYTE Z690 X GAMING DDR4NVMe SSD: SAMSUNG 990 EVOSATA SSD: LS600 120G (Current Boot Drive)I have already migrated my current boot drive to the newly installed SSD using Samsung Magician. I can read and write on the new SSD, and it is also listed in the Device Manager and Hard Drive Sentinel.However, when I attempt to change the boot order in the BIOS, it does not detect the newly installed SSD at all.I also tried disconnecting the current boot drive in hopes that it would try booting from the

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