Windows 10 system booting with new ssd but ssd not showing up in bios as a drive.

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Sadagopan A

Hi, Iam using Dell latitude 5400 i7 8th gen laptop. I got it with 256 GB m.2 sata ssd which was slower. so I upgraded to m.2 nvme ssd from Western Digital WD SN570 1TB SSD. I backed up my data from previous ssd and removed the old ssd and installed new ssd into the system. Then I installed windows 10 pro using a bootable USB stick which went completely fine and system booted up with windows 10. However when I tried to change my ssd as the priority boot drive in bios, my drive doesn't show up. All I could find is windows boot manager, IPv4 and IPv6 drives.What went wrong? is there any solution

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