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"WD HDD recognized in BIOS and Device Manager but will not show up" ,Recently upgraded to a better tower. No new hardware was installed that wasn't in the other tower. Forgot which SATA ports that I used on my ASROCK Z77 PROM-M for my Optical Drive, SSD (O.S.), SSD (Applications), and my WD HDD (DATA) so there is a good chance that they are plugged into a different port than before. After installation of all components, I've notcied that my HDD (DATA Drive) is not showing up in "My Computer". Bios recognizes it, Device Manager displays it as "intel RAID 0 SCSI" or something to that effect. None of my drives were being run in a RAID configuration, so I'm kind of confused on that part. In BIOS (ASROCK) I have the drives under ACHI. Sort of a newbie at rig building, thanks in advance for your advice.
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