there is a samsung nvme driver compatible for xp?

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #333

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Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #332

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there is a samsung nvme driver compatible for xp?

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You will not be able to get Windows XP installed onto an NVMe SSD.
One of the reasons is the missing file named TXTSETUP.OEM.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #335

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Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #334

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I don't want install windows xp on nvme, I want only read from windows xp the nvme drive

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Boot into Windows XP, open the Device Manager and look for a device with missing driver. The related Controller should be listed within the "SCSI and RAID Controllers" section.
If you should find any, try to install the Samsung NVMe driver.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #337

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Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #336

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I have try but no work the driver with windows xp

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Did the Device Manager list a device with missing driver at all?

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #339

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Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #338

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yes, is the exclamation point icon device manager write: windows cannot load device driver for this hardware

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This means, that the NVMe Controller has been detected by Windows XP.

Zitat

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the driver may be corrupted or missing (code 39)

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Did you choose the 32bit driver, when you tried the installation?

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I use xp 64 bit

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #341

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Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #340

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I use xp 64 bit

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Ok, I just have realized that the Samsug NVMe driverpack supports 32bit and 64bit Operating Systems.
I suspect, that the additional Samsung SCSI Filter Driver named nvmeF.sys is not usable with Windows XP (32/64bit). It may be the same thing as with the Intel SCSI Filter Driver named iaStorF.sys, which cannot be handled by XP.

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Fernando,
seems a new v1.1 pack Samsung NVMe driver released.

A difference with 1.0?

I am always with Microsoft drivers, because with Samsung
The temperature of the SSD is higher (I do not know what value is really good ...)
The order of the drive are reversed (the C drive is not disk 0 but disk 1)
Nothing important but with the Microsoft drivers, I do not have all these "defects" and that is almost the same for performances

A test as if with these new drivers, there is no "bug" if we install them from the .inf (Device Manager)

http://www.samsung.com/global/business/s.../downloads.html