@Fernando:
Thanks.
But importing certificate didn' t make the drivers working on Win2016.
Only minimum OV MS certificate saved the situation.
I didn' t see v16/v17 of the drivers at the forum.
May you provide the link ?

Hello friends. Help with Samsung 980pro NVME PCIE driver. I can’t get the Windows 10 installer to see my drive. The BIOS sees everything perfectly

@GSSPRO

No more info than this... 980Pro and Windows 10...that's it, should be enough for experts.

Presuming that its a modern system board and the bios see the drive as standard NVMe, the OS stage during setup should identify a destination device.
Pure UEFI boot, CSM OFF, Secure boot off.
Disconnect all other system drives in order to troubleshooting.

Zitat von GSSPRO im Beitrag #2043

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Hello friends. Help with Samsung 980pro NVME PCIE driver. I can’t get the Windows 10 installer to see my drive. The BIOS sees everything perfectly

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Friends, I'm certainly not mega smart, but I'm not stupid either ))) I forgot to unsubscribe , put it yesterday. Everything is fine, I specified the Rapid Storage drivers from the Asus website , all the disks were immediately displayed in the installer .

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #2046

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Since I had no problem to get Win10 clean installed onto a Samsung 980 Pro, I doubt, that it was this specific NVMe SSD, which caused the reported issues. The SSD is running fine with the Win10 in-box MS NVMe driver and even better with Samsung's NVMe driver v3.3.0.2003.

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@Fernando

As this drive is being used at work in a healthcare setting with valuable data I don't want to take chances using a driver that hasn't been vetted for use with it. Would rather wait for Samsung to release a new driver that is recognized by the drive. Shame Samsung did not do their proper homework. Oh well. For anyone curious the machine was what we in the dental world call an Omnicam. Internally there was an MSI Raider Gaming X99A motherboard with a Samsung 860 EVO Sata drive limited probably at like 500 mb/sec read speeds. The Samsung 980 wasn't the most expensive drive for its class. Max read speaks at 2600 mb/s and writes slightly less. Considering the drive cost $130 US I thought it was a good deal. Maybe should have gone Pro but for $130 getting like 4X-5X more in performance. Nevermind going Pro would have been a waste of money on the X99A.

Thanks

Ya my 980 1TB is still in the box because of this nonsense.
I saw the reviews where the old drivers are shoehorned in and the thing shreds.

Still no official driver from Samsung, honestly, IF you have a 980, I recommend opening a ticket with Samsung requesting drivers, that you have seen reviews of the older drivers force installed and performance is greatly improved so almost 8 months later, WHERE THE FCK IS THE DRIVER

@Net7:
Where did you see mention of this?
Thanks

My fault!
From the side my case I could only see 980, mine is the 980 Pro

Either way, they need a driver for both the 980 and 980 Pro :(

Sorry, again with wording, PROPER, IE one I can use during windows install (not that it impacts running after, its principal) and can be downloaded from the MFG website.