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Did you buy an m.2 SATA or m.2 NVMe? If the latter, your PC must be configured to use UEFI, not BIOS, because the latter can not see NVMe drivers during boot operations. You can tell UEFI from BIOS because the former has graphics screens and clearly says UEFI; the latter has text screens and has no mention of UEFI.
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