Dead Hard Drive

Recently I built a new PC. When I swapped out the old hard drive from
the old build to the new, my hard drive wasn't recognized. I checked
all the settings in the BIOS and made sure cables were all securely
attached. Also, I installed the hard drive on an old PC and it didn't
recognize it either. What could have gone wrong from the time I
disconnected the hard drive from my old computer to reconnecting it to
my new computer (a matter of minutes)?
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