Windows 10 installation wont recognize ssd

[RePhoenix]

Ive recently bought an ssd (Transcend TS256GSSD230S) but ive run into several problems.

My first idea was to clone my hdd onto my ssd so i could avoid doing a fresh installation, however all the programs i used kept telling me that i cant clone the drive because of the different sector sizes (512 is the hdd and the ssd was 4096) so i gave up on that and just decided to do a fresh install.

However when i plugged in my usb with the windows 10 installation the installation wouldnt recognize my ssd ( i checked and the bios did recognize it and so did the windows 10 on my hdd)

I tried multiple things that i found online but none of them worked and the installation never recognized the ssd, one of the things i did was downloaded drivers for sata 3 and that didnt work, i checked whether i was in raid mode and that was preventing my installation (it wasnt, i was in ahci mode) and so on.

I apologize in advance if im just making some stupid mistake and wasting time but i cant figure out this myself.

The mother board im using is  Gigabytes b250m-d3h-cf

My processor is an Intel i5 6600k, if its somehow relevant.

Please ask for aditional info of my problem if needed, thanks in advance.

[Dujith]

If the bios can see it then you might have to connect the SSD alone before also attaching the HDD (disconnect the Sata from the HDD)

I know this was a server 2016 install issue so might also be so for W10

[PokiDaSpitz]

Did you open disk management to format it?

[PokiDaSpitz]

^ do this thingy. 

[RePhoenix]

I did all of the above even before recieving the comments and none of them worked.