Disk changes to RAW from NTFS after waking from sleep

I'm not entirely sure that I can be helped here, as this only started happening after I updated my BIOS to install a new CPU, and it was having issues turning on after I updated the BIOS even with the old CPU (I don't know if that's related or not, but that's happening as well), so this is more out of desperation than anything else. I might be SOL until ASUS decides to release a new update (if it is even the bios causing it), but maybe not.

One of my hard drives, after waking up from sleep, changes from an NTFS file system to a RAW file system. I have 3 other hard drives that don't have this problem from waking up from sleep.

At first, the drive would not show up at all, but disabling hybrid sleep let the drive show up again. This didn't fix the issue of not being able to access the folders.

It's actually pretty random on which folder will or will not be accessible after sleep, giving a "A device which does not exist was specified." Error. Sometimes a folder can be accessed, sometimes it won't. Turning off and on the computer will "solve" the issue and will allow the folders to be accessed again, with the drive allocated in disk management

I used chkdsk to verify the file type. Before sleep, it states that the file system is NTFS, after sleep, it states that the file system is RAW and states that it isn't available for RAW drives. Disk Management shows the disk as "healthy" before sleep and "unallocated" after sleep, and all the options on the disk are greyed out (not that I would want to format the disk, but I don't have the option to).

I changed the port the disk plugged in through the motherboard, which didn't solve the issue. Again, literally no problem with my other three drives, just the one.

Haven't tried reinstalling windows because I don't know if that's going to actually solve the problem or not.