Has anyone successfully installed the Intel NVMe Driver v6.3.0.1022 and run it?
I am asking because this driver causes a bootloop on my notebook and I have to do a system restore to get into the system again.
My notebook is a Lenovo 720S, Intel i5-8250, Intel SSD 760p 512GB, FW 004C
The storage controller has the the Device ID: VEN_8086&DEV_F1A6 and NVME drivers 4.4.0.1003 were installed without a problem and were running fine under Windows 10 1909.
The Storage Controller showed after installation "Intel SSD Pro 7600p/760p/E 6100p Series". After updating to v.6.3.0.1022 (Installation went through without problems) it's showing in the device manager "Intel Solid-State Drive HarrisHarbor" which is perfectly fine according to DeviceID and the inf-file. However, Windows 10 was in a bootloop after restart and only a system restore could bring it back to a working state.
After updating to 2004, I thought, give it another shot, but exactly the same issue. Only that I did a system restore before installing the driver.
I am not sure whether Intel messed up, but I am a little concerned that this v6.3.0.1022 was maybe pulled from Intel, because it doesn't show on their download page.
On the other side, I see here also no reports that other users faced that problem.
Did I do anything wrong?
Anyone else maybe experienced that issue and can point me in the right direction?

Cheers
Tom

I did reported in the forum some incompatibilities problems (BSODS, hibernation, instability, etc..) with Intel NVMe drivers (all families v4, v5, v6, v7) under W10 2004 to handle Intel I750 NVMe SSD.
The personal workaround is to use native W10 (2004) NVMe driver instead of.
Under W10 1909 I never get any Intel NVMe driver problem.

AMD RAID driver 9.3.0.167 officially released by AMD:
https://drivers.amd.com/drivers/nvme_sat...9.3.0.00167.zip

Which drivers are recomended for SK Hynix PC601 NVMe-SSD (HFS512GD9TNG-L5B0B)?

It's OEM from Lenovo.

Hey, I've been trying out different drivers on my Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe for W7, first time I integrated the Microsoft fix, and while it did work it also wasn't exactly stable, I'd encounter occasional lockups and it would also stay stuck on the Windows logo after rebooting, even if I switched to my W10 partition, the solution was to shut down the pc for a little bit and it would boot into Windows again.
W10 however has no problems, so it's all pointing towards W7 drivers failing.
So far I've used Microsoft as I said, then I tried pure OFA 64bit, which didn't even recognize the NVMe at all, after that I tried the mod+signed generic 64bit Samsung ones for W7, which were even less stable than Microsoft ones as I froze up for quite a bit trying to install a graphics driver.
Finally I tried the intel RST generic drivers, which didn't even get into Windows install due to faulty driver.
Each time I've integrated the driver into the ISO with NTLite and used Rufus to add the iso to USB.

Do you have anything else I could try or any ideas as to why I'm getting those lockups and problems booting into Windows while on the Microsoft fix?

@Azsy There are two NVMe hotfixes, one the driver, and another one that is a fix, you know.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #1885

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@Azsy There are two NVMe hotfixes, one the driver, and another one that is a fix, you know.

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@Fernando Any idea how I could fix the freezes/unresponsiveness?

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1889

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Zitat von Azsy im Beitrag #1888

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@Fernando Any idea how I could fix the freezes/unresponsiveness?

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Not really. You should better ask Microsoft, because this Company has built the related NVMe driver.

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