The most likely cause is a loose cable to the HDD.
If that's the case it should just show up in FILE MANAGER so you can then navigate too it. (shut off PC first to check)
*Also, if it's a loose cable then there's a possibility that the HDD will be the boot drive now. If so, go into the BIOS and change the Boot Order back so the SSD is first (or second if DVD or USB is first).
(as per above post, that will NOT cause a conflict. The BIOS simply boots to the first drive in the boot list)
Other:
Check "Disk Management" (right-click Start) to see if the HDD shows up first. If it does then the cables are plugged in. If so, I'd have to read more about the issue though.