Two of my drives do not show up as boot devices

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   Today I booted my computer into the BIOS and checked to see if my NVME was the priority boot device since i reinstalled windows 10 the day before. The NVME was the priority boot device. I then turned on fast boot and then booted my pc into the NVME. When my pc rebooted it booted straight into the BIOS and all of my boot devices were gone. I turned off fast boot and after rebooting the only device to appear was my drive with linux on it and my CDDVD drive. my two other drives were missing. I checked the storage configuration on the BIOS and all of my drives were there. They just are missing from the boot options. After booting into linux is can see all of my drives and can access them with no problem. After rebooting my PC tons of times my drives finally showed up and was able to boot into it fine, however when I restarted my PC they disappeared. I am guessing my motherboard is to blame. Should I update my BIOS? Is my motherboard defected.

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Drewmoore1 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 22 Jul 2020 Status: Offline Points: 3	Post Options Post Reply Quote Drewmoore1 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Two of my drives do not show up as boot devices Posted: 22 Jul 2020 at 10:22am
	Today I booted my computer into the BIOS and checked to see if my NVME was the priority boot device since i reinstalled windows 10 the day before. The NVME was the priority boot device. I then turned on fast boot and then booted my pc into the NVME. When my pc rebooted it booted straight into the BIOS and all of my boot devices were gone. I turned off fast boot and after rebooting the only device to appear was my drive with linux on it and my CDDVD drive. my two other drives were missing. I checked the storage configuration on the BIOS and all of my drives were there. They just are missing from the boot options. After booting into linux is can see all of my drives and can access them with no problem. After rebooting my PC tons of times my drives finally showed up and was able to boot into it fine, however when I restarted my PC they disappeared. I am guessing my motherboard is to blame. Should I update my BIOS? Is my motherboard defected.