My ssd Wont show in Boot list in Bios

[zarnott]

Hello I just bought a new gaming laptop and the ssd that it came with was small and slow so I bought the new 1TB samsung M.2 NVME ssd and when I installed that I wanted that too be my boot drive and install windows on it then obviously. Soo I install windows onto my thumb drive and boot on that where I went throught the windows prompts to click the new samsung drive that I installed and installed windows too that. Then It restarted correctly no issues but just went back to the blue windows screen again to start the process all over. Then I went into Bios only the other drive was showing up for a boot option and I checked for the options to change that drive it didnt show up. So I took out the old drive put the new one in the first sata slot and did the process all over again doing a clean sweep with the thumb drive re installing windows on it just in case. I also deleted everything on the samsung drive manually through Command prompt and formatted it through the windows setup. It installed windows onto it succesfully and then it went right back to it after it restarted. Then I removed the flash restarted, still nothing now its just a computer needs service or whatever. Then I went back to the bios where it showed up that it was still connected to the computer but would not show up as an option to use it as a boot. Im not using Legacy either im using windows 10 also.

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  Im using windows 10
  Brand new ssd from Samsung m.2 1Tb NVME
  Was in there by itself in slot 1
  Did windows downloads multiple times on the thumb drive from multiple computers
  Made sure it was unallocated storage
  Shows up in Bios for \storage list
  The ssd works normally I can put files on it
  Bios was updated
  It is a compatible ssd for computer its sold by 3rd party with it preinstalled.
  Im using UEFI mode in Bios

Could there be a way to optimize it for UEFI mode?
please help thank you

 

[rgd1101]

and the motherboard model is? or the exact model of this laptop

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from zarnott : "New ssd won't show up in bios for boot drive"

I just got a new msi laptop and put a 1tb m.2 Samsung Evo nvme drive in there and want that too boot my system. So I installed the ssd into the laptop with the other one still in it and I tried to do a clean install of windows onto the new ssd so I formated and deleted all the info on all the drives and I selected the new ssd I got as the boot drive then windows does its thing and restarts successfully with no problems but then goes back to the blue windows screen to download windows onto the system. So I looked into the bios the only drive showing up is the old ssd not the new one for bootable ssd drives. I looked for the hardware boot priority and that was the only one that showed up as well. And the new ssd shows up in the hardrive list in the bios and it was working before I could put files on it and stuff before I tried to make it the boot drive. Then I took the old ssd out and out the new ssd into the first m.2 slot and left the old one out and tried it over again. I lt loads up the windows download thing I click the new drive delete everything on it and format it. It says unallocated space and I deleted everything manually with command prompt. Then it still didn't pop up in bios for a bootable drive. Then I deleted all info on thumb drive and reinstalled windows 10 onto it again with a different laptop and still same problem please help

 

[zarnott]

Its a Msi gs65 laptop with Aptio Bios