Read: SSD not showing up in Disk Management or BIOS 2] Check the Hard Drive in BIOS You should also ensure that your Hard Drive is being shown up in the BIOS and it has the correct settings.

I have a 30GB 7200rpm Western Digital HD, as well as a 20GB Quantum HD. While trying to install Windows 2000 - Linux and Windows 98 had both already installed fine - Windows 2000 setup told me the ...

My bios and motherboard support up to ATA/100 and my hard drive supports ATA/66. I've tried two different ATA/66 cables, both with the blue connecter connected to the motherboard.

If your Hard Drive not showing up on Boot Menu, Boot Order or Priority then this will show you how to resolve this issue which prevents Windows 11/10 from booting successfully.