Your friend just needs to format it. All fresh disks come without being formatted so they don't appear right away. Can't really remember where was it on Windows, but he should check for disk management. The disk should be seen there.
There are also CMD commands but I should check them first.
Edit: Here are the CMD commands:
diskpart
list disk
That should show the disk. If that shows it, it also should be under disk management. He might have missed it.
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Is the computer booting from an SSD and the new drive is a mechanical hard drive? Maybe there is a setting in the BIOS that is preventing a mechanical drive from being used. I was searching online and someone said that disabling Intel Rapid Storage Technology fixed it for them, but I don't know if that is the issue here.
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So a friend of mine decided to upgrade his laptop ( Lenovo Legion 5 15ACH6H ) with more RAM and more storage.
If he goes to disk management the disk is a no show but if he goes inside the BIOS the disk appears there.
I told him to swap disks just in case it could be a bad connection on the port but the new disk still only shows in BIOS and not disk management.
Is there a way to get this disk working or the disk could be malfunctioning or something like factory defect?
JE9C14B3992B1B9A74 to each number just subtract 1
3VDE2-175613DD-1F510 to each number just add 1
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