There is not a whole lot you can try really if the drive is not detected in the BIOS. basically you just need to make sure the SATA port where the drive is connected is enabled, try different ports and cables, and if all that failes try it in another computer or USB enclosure. If the drive is still not detected it will need to be replaced.
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