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I solved this as follows (NOTE: I wanted the drive as a second drive, not a boot drive). Find a machine which boots in legacy mode. Install the HDD in a USB caddy and connect to the machine using Legacy Mode (as a second, non-boot drive). Format the HDD in NTFS mode. It was then recognised...

I have an identical problem: (separate thread): I have a Crucial MX200 which I'm trying to install as a second (internal) drive, but it was built in Legacy mode and isn't visible when the machine is in UEFI mode. And the mSATA HDD installed in the machine isn't bootable from Legacy mode...