Possible Drive Failure

[Morata]

Anyways though, I leave my PC on 24/7, usually in sleep mode or something, just tap the keyboard, type the PIN, and I'm in.
 

I noticed some lag and got a Storage Spaces notification and I clicked it and 1 of the drives said something, so I did a shut down, but the PC never shut down, the screen went dark after the Windows thing shut down, but I had to manually hold down the power switch, and when I turned the PC back on, I had a black command prompt looking prompt asking me if I wanted to load my OC profile from the bios or enter setup, and after loading my OC profile, I got back into Windows and the drives are not showing up in Disk Management or Storage Spaces.
 

The drives are the same, each of them being a 4TB Seagate SSHD from a couple of years ago, I have almost never used them, and they have been in my PC for the past 6-12 months.

[191x7]

If you loaded your OC profile in the bios some of your settings might have reset and it might be needed for you to adjust the boot settings/disk drive settings in the bios/uefi.

[Morata]

1 hour ago, 191x7 said:

If you loaded your OC profile in the bios some of your settings might have reset and it might be needed for you to adjust the boot settings/disk drive settings in the bios/uefi.

I don't know what happened, after doing all sorts of tinkering and breaking one of the plastic clips on my SATA port which I still have to use and still works, just loosely, they work again, so I guess it was just a weird error, but I am moving things from them and separating them right now, they were being used solely for game storage for 4 games, so I guess it isn't that important, and I didn't lose anything.

Any way to fix a broken SATA connector, the little side piece is broken off.