Hi,
I've got an install with XP64 - It's been tough which I'll mention later on but it's a good install, however there are some troubles.
I'll keep it brief with just one problem at a time will be mentioned - I've tried to get system restore working but there is an error message please see below
>>>> "the ordinal 324 could not be located in the dynamic link library SHDOCVW.dll <<<<<<<<
This is more a niggle but I don't have a clue how to fix this so some detailed simple instructions will be needed and much appreciated if there could be some assistance with this otherwise this won't get sorted out - Thanks

EDIT - Exactly the same error has occurred after installing the Storport NVME driver - as there is a yellow exclamation mark against the driver install.
>>>> "the ordinal 324 could not be located in the dynamic link library SHDOCVW.dll <<<<<<<<
This is very close to please assist if possible thank you.

Edit by Fernando: Since fraz's problem obviously has been caused by the OS XP x64 and has nothing to do with his/her specific mainboard ASRock X99 Extreme 4, I have generalized the title to open this thread for users with another mainboard/chipset with native NVMe support.

Hello,
I've read that KB932755 is a needed update for XP64 or similar - It isn't on Microsoft download anymore - Are there other links to this file?
I've tried this again and the files have been removed from Microsoft website.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download...river&first=141

The 1.5 Mini Storport driver 1.5 has installed but not properly as there is a yellow exclaim mark against the install of the driver.
If someone has links to ALL necessary XP / Server 2003 updates - (if they are needed) this would be massively helpful.

Thanks in advance

OK,
I've got the Community OFA NVMe 1.5 Storport by Schtrom - But it won't quite install correctly.
I've tried the KB943545 update but the system will not boot after this has been installed.

Is KB932755 needed here? - Please mention - Thanks
Samsung 970 Evo Plus is connected right now - Does this one work with XP64?

Hello Fernando,

The text file you refer to mentions installing KB943545 which contains an updated version of the Storport driver - This has been installed - Then I try to install the INF for the 1.5 Schtrom driver which doesn't install properly. Then with the NVME inserted into PCI-e slot it does not boot XP as it freezes

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #6

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@fraz:
You should ask Schtrom how he got the OFA driver properly installed and working.
By the way - as far as I remember he made his tests with Windows Server 2003 x64 and not with Windows XP x64.

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Zitat von fraz im Beitrag #7

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Do you happen to have KB932755 in your backups?

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Zitat von Aquavision im Beitrag #8

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Zitat von fraz im Beitrag #7

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Do you happen to have KB932755 in your backups?

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Alright @fraz i gotcha, it comes as a .exe file as it was the only version of the update I had on my backup drive (apologies)
I have 3 mirrors for the download, pick whichever one you prefer
Mediafire
MEGA
Dropbox

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@Aquavision:
OK - Lets take this steady

The KB has been applied and now I've got both KB's 932755 & 943545 - Then I proceed to install Schtrom NVMe V 1.3_20180719 or V 1.5_20180719 - A box flicks up in XP64 saying:
The file 'nvme.sys" on NVMe installation disk is needed - There is the usual browse box to locate to this file
Is this the .sys file from Schtroms driver? or is this the .sys file from XP64 OS?
>>> I did take a look @ C:Windows\System32\drivers\storport

Edit - An update was done to IE (Internet Explorer 8) via an XP update package (total) that was downloaded a year or two ago.
When I navigated to NVMe .sys file (presumably from Schtroms driver) the driver installs but has a yellow exclaimation mark against it and XP signifies a problem has occurred and the driver is not installed correctly. I'll read a post from George King and see if there is anything there.
I'll contact Schtrom if this is possible - Thanks for now

EDIT - Then after the NVME driver was applied with PCI-e riser card installed with NVME's the system hung on boot of XP64 - Then the PCI-e riser card removed and then XP64 boots up again.
Something else needs to be done - If anyone has other ideas please menton them - I'll try to contact Schtrom if possible - Thanks


Edit by Fernando: Unneeded fully quoted post replaced by directly addressing (to save space)

Right OK,
The best that can be done is to install the driver but with a code 10 error - The device manager clearly shows the Community OFA NVMe driver but with a yellow exclamation mark against the device manager entry.
This is after installing IE8, KB943545 & KB932755 - I don't know what else can be done

I don't know how to contact Schtrom either.
If a re-start was now attempted the XP64 would hang @ boot splash screen XP64 logo - Unless there is a solution found soon I'll have to forget about NVMe drive on XP64 - Thanks

Thank you for the strom link to send him a PM - I had no idea he was on this forum - Thanks