Laptop BIOS does not see SSD - what to do?

Question

Iron

I decided to put an SSD drive instead of a DVD drive in a laptop.
I inserted an SSD drive - the BIOS does not see it.
I immediately decided to check if everything was fine with the SSD, put it instead of the usual HDD on the main SATA input - the BIOS saw it. At the same moment, I installed the HDD instead of the drive - the BIOS does not see it either.
That is, the BIOS does not see the disk that I insert into the second SATA port, instead of the DVD_drive.

I googled here https://smartronix.ru/bios-ne-vidit-ssd setting in Windows 7 ACHI mode for SSD.
Installed some SATA drivers after a reboot, but the drive never showed up.

I also tried to sort through the
Legacy USB Support
UEFI USB Support
Set ACHI Mode values ​​​​in the BIOS

Unfortunately, searching through all combinations of values ​​did not help.

Please give me more ideas to solve the problem. Thanks in advance

UPD: After the next fraud, everything worked.
I assume that the main reason is that I did not insert the drive itself enough into the port that is in the adapter. Of course, I think that the ACHI setting in the registry was also needed in order for everything to work, since earlier Windows simply did not work with ACHI enabled.

Answer 1

Well, there can be a thousand reasons
Shit Bios
Shit adapter with DVD
Shit contact to sata
Shit power
Etc.

Answer 2

Try updating bios