If the old drive still works, but the new SSD does not, try it in a different system if possible. If not, reinstall the old drive, checking all connections. Plug the cable into a different color SATA port on the motherboard. Finally got windows to boot, Disk management. If that does not work, try a different SATA cable. The network driver is missing and I can't install the driver from the motherboard website (the driver's installer software say my material isn't compatible). When I plugged it in to clone the old drive over to the SSD my bios froze and displayed an error reading the drive. I tried to install the JMB363 driver (from Windows 10, not from Windows installer), and it doesn't work, so I can't use the JMB363 SATA controller again, so my SSD works on a SATA 1 controller. I was previously using the JMB363 SATA controller (a SATA 2 controller), I tried to use the other one (a SATA 1 controller) and it worked, I succeed to install Windows 10. I have 4 SATA connector on my motherboard (2 * JMB363 and 2 * VT8237A). In his comment, qasdfdsaq spoke about the different SATA connectors of the motherboard. The motherboard is an ASROCK AliveSATA2-GLAN if it can be useful.ĮDIT : I tried what as suggested by Keltari and joro, I downloaded drivers from the link of Keltari and also from the motherboard website and tried to load them during Windows installation, and it didn't worked, only one of these drivers was recognized by Windows installer as a compatible driver but id didn't worked. So, what could prevents me from installing Windows 10 especially on this computer particularly ?

I tried also to put the SSD on another computer and install Windows 10 on it, it worked without any issue, so my bootable Windows 10 key is ok too.

I also tried two different things : Without changing anything in the configuration of the computer I tried to install a Windows 8.1 instead of a Windows 10, I didn't had any trouble, the install software saw my SSD and I could succesfully install Windows 8.1, so my SSD is correctly plugged to the motherboard and its BIOS configuration is ok. I can see the SSD from the BIOS without any trouble. When I try to install Windows 10, the installation software don't recognize my SSD, I have a same windows as this one : I have a problem with a SSD (Crucial BX100) bought last week and Windows 10 install.

Pc not recognizing new ssd