B650E Taichi BIOS 3.02 not recognizing SATA SSDs

The SATA SSD was actually working fine for months, suddenly, it stopped working. I couldn't see it in the windows explorer, disk/device manager.

I checked my BIOS, and in the Storage page I can see my main drive (NVMe), I can see my 2 HDDs, but not the Crucial MX500 1TB SATA SSD.

So I was like "ok maybe the SSD is dead", tested it in other PC and no, it's working fine, tested an old Samsung SSD that was connected and working on other PC, and it also doesn't work on my PC.

??Tested 2 new SATA cables
??Tested another SATA slot
??Replaced the PSU cable and tested it in another slot

So this is pretty weird, there were no recent hardware changes. I was using BIOS 2.03 because it fixed a compatibility issue with my NVMe SSD, in that case the mobo was not recognizing the NVMe, but only after a cold boot.
I updated to 3.02 just to make sure it wasn't something similar. The only change I can think of are like Windows Updates, so what's going on?

OS Name     Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
Version     10.0.22631 Build 22631
BIOS 3.02

CPU: 7800X3D
PSU: RM1200x SHIFT
Storage:
1. SSD NVME - Western Digital WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 (Windows)
2. SSD SATA 3 - Crucial MX500 1T
3. HDD SATA 3 - 3TB WDC WD30EZRZ-00WN9B0
4. HDD SATA 3 - 1TB WDC WD10EZEX

It was not CSM, had same issue today after cold boot.

Tried Clear CMOS, tested both SATA SSDs, and they still refuse to work on this MOBO, other HDDs and the NVMe are fine.

IMO i dont think so and unfortunatelly you need to RMA :/

if the bios does not recognize the drives...

tried with disabled 'fastboot'?

So far so good, but I would love to know why this happened, the PC/SSD/SATA port, everything, was fine for months, is this like, Windows Update fault? How about 'software' like Vanguard (Riot's Kernel-level anti-cheat thing)?

Because I was actually not really aware that an issue with a driver in Window could make a device completely vanish from the BIOS, I was looking into it, and those were only the 2 things I installed/updated before I noticed the problem.

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Also, there is still a minor issue that doesn't really seem to have any negative effect on the system.

After a cold boot everything works fine, but if you access the BIOS and check the STORAGE page, all the devices will be missing except for the NVMe, if you save/discard and exit, open the BIOS again everything will be back to normal.

Like I said, the PC works fine even after a cold boot, I just found this weird and If I were building my first PC and saw that blank storage page I'd probably be a little concerned to say the least.

Never mind, that didn't fix the problem or if it did it only lasted for a day and a few shutdowns/reboots.

There is probably something wrong with the SATA controllers on this board.