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This has to be something with the SSDs themselves. I'm currently using the X570 Pro4 board with an ancient 1TB platter drive and, aside from a few windows updates and needing to reset the resolution, everything works fine. I guess we just somehow fried two SSDs yesterday. I guess I will just go...

Yes to all of the above. I'm certain I must just be missing a setting somewhere, because the X570 Pro4 is new and the 2TB WD NAND is new. There's no reason either should be having an issue, but neither board will recognize either and/or both SSDs.

All of this because I wanted to swap video cards and doing so gave me a chance to plug in my optical drive and a second storage drive. And now, nothing.

They're configured the way ASRock said to configure them for non-RAID use. The BIOS even has a handy little Secure SSD Deletion tool, but it just says I have no SSDs installed (I tried with the blank one).

I've updated and changed a lot of things including changing motherboards - BUT - I hadn't changed anything before they stopped being recognized in BIOS and at that time, they weren't recognized, but my SATA optical drive was. After they stopped being recognized, I flashed the BIOS to a newer...

ARGH!!!! I'm running out of money for computers!!!!

Yep, it's me again, Gared(icus) with yet another computer failure. Right now I'm working off of the permanent storage space on my Ubuntu install USB drive, because neither my desktop with the x370 Pro4 nor the new one with the X570 Pro4 will recognize my SSDs anymore. Not the 500GB one that my...

There weren't any links in your reply. You may have meant for there to be links, but there weren't. So instead, all I got was a response that my at-ropes-end, measure of last resort before handing my dogs over to be destroyed was ineffective at best and cruel at worst. And even if you had...

You know what they say, "Those who can't, teach."