Поделитесь пожалуйста драйвером для ADATA 1Tb XPG GAMMIX S11 Pro 2280, чтобы Win 7 увидел сей диск.

@Kolyamba you must intergrate the microsoft hotfixes KB2990941-v3 and KB3087873-v2 into Windows 7 iso. after you can format & install Windows 7. i have this m2, the 256gb version. over 3000 MB/s read speed

Hello,

After installing OFA NVMe driver v1.5 (signed) my PC does not hibernate on Win10 x64. In v1.3 change log says that hibernation was enabled. Any tips? Thanks.

PC: Asus P6T Deluxe v2, Kingston A2000 500GB M.2 NVME on Akasa PCIe to M.2 adapter

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64bit Marvell 91xx/92xx SATA3 AHCI/RAID Drivers v1.2.0.1049 WHQL for Win10 x86/x64< (>MIRROR<)

These Marvell 91xx/92xx AHCI/RAID drivers are dated 01/26/2016, WHQL certified and usable with Windows 10 (32/64bit). Thanks to Station-Drivers for the source package. It has to be verified by Marvell users, whether these drivers do support Trim.

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These does not support Trim.
Microsoft original SATA AHCI does.

Hello,
i tried OFA NVMe Driver v1.5.0.0 for Win10 x64 mod+signed by Fernando with my ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB NVMe PCIe M.2. Motherboards - ASUS Prime X370-Pro with Ryzen 3600 CPU, only one m.2 port with x4 pcie lane.
OS - Windows 10 LTSC 1809.
I have read the guide to modded and signed driver installation and was following it.
I have to say, the controller in this ssd uses some caching techniques specifically to have good results in benchmarks and the results fluctuating very hard from run to run, so i ran every test individually several times to obtain the best possible results.
This way, i can compare the maximum theoretical performance by the setup. It will be better to measure the actual median performance but i don't really know how.



So, OFA driver actually gave better 4K random read/write speeds, which is very nice,
but i have encountered several significant issues while using it:
1. I have to disable Secure Boot by changing the setting in motherboard's BIOS from Windows UEFI to Other OS in order to boot properly. Without it, windows 10 immediately tries to recover when booted. I'm not very exprerienced with secure boot, maybe i have to clear the keys, haven't tried it. After disabling secure boot, my Windows and Office licences got removed.
2. System SSD drive now showing in the system tray's icon which gives the ability to safe remove it, and it appeared in the Devices and Printers menu, so the system thinks it is external or hot plugged. There is no way to configure the hot plug capability of the PCIe M.2 port in my motherboard's BIOS. This is not a big issue but it is really annoying. I tried the TreatAsInternalPort registry key but it didn't help.
3. It appears to have some problems not only with the hibernate and fast boot (which i disabled beforehand) but also with the sleep mode and probably page file. After installation of the driver i turn the system in to the sleep mode to several hours and after waiking i got BSOD with critical_process_died error. Then after reboot and using the system for some time i got another BSOD now with the page_fault_in_nonpaged_area error. Then i ensured about the hibernation by executing powercfg /h off again (now after driver change) and then disabling hard disks sleep in the windows power plan, just to make sure. After that, no BSODs appeared, for now.
4. I encountered random instabilities with this driver, one time Realterk control panel could not start and another time Discord was unexpectedly closed. (EventID 1000)
So, i checked Windows Event Viewer and found "volmgr" errors with IDs of 45 and 46, which are about failing in loading and initializing windows crash dump driver.
Also, in the system events i found several Application Popup with IDs of 26 and eventdata: "\SystemRoot\System32\Drivers\ofnvme.sys failed to load".
I have stress tested system memory and cpu after driver change, they are stable with no errors.
Any suggestions how to solve these issues? @Fernando
EDIT by Fernando: I have slightly minimized the inserted pictures (to save space)

Update
Figured out i was wrong about overall system stability, so the OFA driver wasn't the cause of the BSODs with the active system, only with the sleep mode. And after disabling hard drives turning to sleep in the windows power plan settings, sleep mode worked fine.
So, the OFA driver is overall usable, but i restored back to stock microsoft one anyway. Seems to me that slightly better performance is not worth all the inconviences, but thanks for your effort, Fernando.

I have nvme pny xlr8 500GB disk, should i install any new drivers for win7 because ms driver is dated for 2006?

@techami Thins has a technical background, did you notice that the version number ist the same as the one from the OS? It is in this way that Windows priorities the inbox drivers as the lowest.

Zitat von john77 im Beitrag #1652

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@Kolyamba you must intergrate the microsoft hotfixes KB2990941-v3 and KB3087873-v2 into Windows 7 iso. after you can format & install Windows 7. i have this m2, the 256gb version. over 3000 MB/s read speed

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@Kolyamba Yes, here you are, nothing new:
ftp://fudi.internet-box.ch/NT%206.1/SP2.9/
User: nutzer
Password: 132
The ISOs are in german.

Fernando,

All I can say is "thank you very much" for posting the Samsung NVMe Drivers. If it had not been for you, I am not sure that I would have been able to copy a system image to a new Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2Tb drive for my laptop running W7 - all attempts at cloning failed miserably even after installing Samsung's own .exe offering.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #1663

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@Kolyamba Yes, here you are, nothing new:
ftp://fudi.internet-box.ch/NT%206.1/SP2.9/
User: nutzer
Password: 132
The ISOs are in german.

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