SSD drives show up in BIOS and device manager, but not in Explorer or Diskmanager repair tool fix to do data recovery

SSD drives show up in BIOS and device manager, but not in Explorer or Diskmanager

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" SSD drives show up in BIOS and device manager, but not in Explorer or Diskmanager", I bought a now SSD Kingston v300 120GB and manually installed it into my computer. BIOS recognized this drive, also the Device Manager. Yet I can't rename the drive (add a D: or F: on it) and its not visible in Explorer. My OS is Windows 8.1 Pro N. Do you think I connected the drive to the wrong SATA on my Mainboard?

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