Bootable windows drive not showing up in BIOS but it works

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Hi, I am having an issue after upgrading to a new motherboard (ASRock B650 Pro RS). I have two SSDs plugged in: M2 nvme drive (Samsung 970 Evo Plus), and SATA drive (Samsung 850 EVO). My OS is currently installed on the 850 Evo. However, the BIOS only shows my M2 NVME drive as a bootable option, even though the OS isn't even installed on it. Correspondingly, when I start up computer I get a BSOD saying there's issue with winload.efi file. But if I go into bios, do nothing, save and exit, my OS loads fine from my 850 Evo. In other words, it's working (mostly), but it really shouldn't be. What

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