drive not showing in Windows 10

It means you bought an SSD that uses SATA, not PCIe You can't use it in that socket, put it on the other socket Only one slot on

Most slots require you to insert the drive at an angle and will behave like this, similar to soDIMM RAM sticks They sit in

m2 slot types Yes, for it to work as an NVMe SSD then Conclusion: The problem of the Athlon 3000G not recognizing any NVMe when directly attached to the slot

m2_1 slot If you have the option of multiple slots where at least one supports PCIe, it's worth considering your secondary slot for an SSD upgrade When combined with