Can't install New 4 TB HDD in window 10

I have a SSD where my operating system is installed.

I also have 2- 1 TB HDD and almost full with data and intend to moved and replicate all those date into an inside New 4TB Hard drives, nevertheless
it is not recognized by the system however I could find it in the bios.
I Would like to fix the problem.

I think it may be something to do with MBR/GPT? May anyone could help and advice to resolve this matter

Here's a screen print from disk management.

Have you checked in Disk Management to if it's listed? If it is you may have to assign it a drive letter so that it will show in File Explorer.

Edit: That's not Disk Management. To access Disk Management right click on the window icon on the lower right hand corner.

Try looking for it using 'minitool partition wizard' https://www.partitionwizard.com/ , you can assign a drive letter etc and clone a drive quite quickly using it.

Can't Find it in Disk Management, so you meant If it is named with drive labal and it will be shown in File Explorer?.

bernardmai said:

Can't Find it in Disk Management, so you meant If it is named with drive labal and it will be shown in File Explorer?.

The pic you posted is not Disk Management. Right click on the window icon and choose Disk Management.

Edit: Disk Management looks like this.

Have you actually created partition and formatted as it won't show untill you do

I just install the HDD (Toshiba MD04ACA400), and haven't format/partition the disk,I did dind it in the disk Management

Can't find it!

bernardmai said:

Can't find it!

It's not showing in Disk Management? It won't be in File Explorer until after set it up in Disk Management. You will need to setup your partition(s), format and assign a drive letter to the partition(s).

Open the Disk Management utility.

When a non-initialized disk is detected by Windows, the following window opens to prompt you to initialize the disk.

In the Initialize Disk dialog box, click GPT (GUID Partition Table), and then press OK.