Computer Does Not Recognize Second HDD

[SCAH0745]

I just built a new gaming PC. The CPU, motherboard, PSU, and RAM are all new. I bought a second, Western Digital Blue 1TB HDD. Windows 10, and all of my other files, are installed on a different disk that I carried over from my first PC. I just wanted two disks. Well, Windows doesn't recognize the new Western Digital. If I go to Disk Management, the new 1TB disk shows up as Disk 0 with a black bar above it. It also says, "unallocated." If I right click on Disk 0, the options for New Spanned Volume and New Striped Volume are greyed out; I can't click on them. What I can click on is Convert to Dynamic Disk, Convert to MBR Disk, Properties, and Help. No other right click options are available. What do I need to do? If I need to provide additional information, please tell me what needs clarified. I'll do whatever I can to facilitate someone smarter than me solving this problem.

[emosun]

Use a windows boot disk to format the drive , sometime disk management has a little heart attack with unformatted drives.

Use like a windows 7-10 boot disk/usb with just the unformatted drive connected and format it that way

[Electronics Wizardy]

You want new simple volume. Don't do any dynamic disks.