yes, that is what i was saying, the MFG, Samsung in this case.

RCBottom folder - AHCI Drivers
RCRaid folder - Raid Drivers
RCConfig folder - StoreMI Config Device Drivers

EDIT by Fernando: This post has been moved by me into this already existing thread.

Thanks Fernando, sorry for the late reply i'm kinda dumb on this technical thing, i still can't find the optimal driver for my system on windows 7, i would like that one with an one driver only without the software, i just can't find the 300 family chipset on main page, my dev id is a282 and i cant find that either on the main page.

Hello,

i was hoping to upgrade my Windows 7 System to a PciE Gen4 Samsung 980 Pro.
The drivers for Samsung on Page 1 seem not functional to get Windows 7 64Bit installer to recognize the SSD (which is otherwise recognized in BIOS and by Acronis Software)
Have read that the Samsung 980 Pro rely on the Microsoft NVME Drivers (up til now); where could i get those .inf files please? Thank you very much.

Hello, my brand new second SSD Kingston A2000 keeps disappearing when I go with "sleep mode" on my computer, looks like he "forget" to wake up. After restart its working fine (sometimes). Does installing different NVMe drivers could help me? If yes, what should I install? My specs: MSI X570 Tomahawk Wifi, Ryzen 9 3900x, RTX 3080, Seasonic GX-750, first disk Evo Plus (working fine), and of course Windows 10. I don't have any SATA disks connected.

@codovsky8: Also Disable Fast Bott, if not already...

I think I installed it correctly, but it didn't help. Disk still disappear. Ugh... :/

In the Storage Controllers I found NVMe from Kingston and installed what you say, but... my PC BSOD after trying to go to disk, so I probably installed something wrong.

look HERE what you are supposed to change ONLY, no touching the "Disk" section!!

Yup Miniport, but it looks like I did it wrong. Good I have restore point, now I'm fine. In the number 3 I did the first one. Now I'm scared to install it again, so I guess its time to RMA my disk.