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Plug it in wait. If plugged in unplug then plug in again.
How old is drive can stop working after 6 or more years.
get used to it
Does the BIOS recognize the other drive to begin with?
I don't think that's the update which caused it but rather a bad timing with something else
If you don't see the drive in the BIOS then you may want to open up the machine, disconnect the drive and re-plug it as a test.
^ this?
^ or this?
Open Disk Management and post a screen capture so people can see the disk configuration
And/or install CPUz and run the hardware validator then post the results link here so people can see what hardware is being seen by the system to help point you in the right direction.