@berem: What you have posted are the HardwareIDs of your NVMe SSD, but not the HardwareIDs of its NVMe Controller. As I have written previously, you have to expand the "Storage Controllers" (and not the "Disk drives") section of the Device Manager and right-click onto the listed NVMe Controller. The HardwareIDs should look similar to this screenshot (taken on my Z170 Desktop system running the Samsung 960 EVO SSD):
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@berem: Thanks for the HardwareIDs. The related Samsung NVMe Controller is supported by the latest Samsung NVMe drivers.
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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #18@berem: Thanks for the HardwareIDs. The related Samsung NVMe Controller is supported by the latest Samsung NVMe drivers.
the latest drivers samsung to refer drivers posted to me?
Zitat von berem im Beitrag #19the latest drivers samsung to refer drivers posted to me?
Yes. Since the NVMe Controller of your SSD is fully supported by the Samsung NVMe driver, I suspect, that your problem to get Win7 properly installed is caused by an inappropriate BIOS setting and not NVMe driver related.
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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #20Since the NVMe Controller of your SSD is fully supported by the Samsung NVMe driver, I suspect, that your problem to get Win7 properly installed is caused by an inappropriate BIOS setting and not NVMe driver related.
when i tried to install win 7 the bios was set in legacy and ssd formatted in mbr because i had deleted gpt, remember?
the drivers which I turn to are that of permalink #12
Zitat von berem im Beitrag #21when i tried to install win 7 the bios was set in legacy and ssd formatted in mbr because i had deleted gpt, remember?
To be able to boot off an NVMe SSD it is necessary to run the notebook in UEFI mode. Otherwise the required NVMe EFI module, which is within the notebook's BIOS chip, will not be loaded.
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Zitat von berem im Beitrag #21when i tried to install win 7 the bios was set in legacy and ssd formatted in mbr because i had deleted gpt, remember?
To be able to boot off an NVMe SSD it is necessary to run the notebook in UEFI mode. Otherwise the required NVMe EFI module, which is within the notebook's BIOS chip, will not be loaded.
so, the usb with win 7 installer must prepare for gpt bios uefi?
Zitat von berem im Beitrag #23so, the usb with win 7 installer must prepare for gpt bios uefi?
Yes, the target NVMe SSD must have/get a GUI-mode Partition Table. You have to a) enter the BIOS, hit F9 (setting everything to DEFAULT) and F10 (saving the changes and leaving the BIOS), b) prepare an UEFI mode bootable USB Flash Drive containing the Win7 image and the required NVMe driver, c) boot off it in UEFI mode, d) once the target SSD and its partitions will be detected by the Win7 Setup, delete all shown partitions from the target SSD and e) create a new partition for the OS. The rest will be done automaticly.
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@berem: What means "Win7 did not start"? Were you able to boot off the USB Flash Drive? Did the Win7 Setup start? Has the NVMe SSD been detected by the Win7 Setup? Did you "clean" the NVMe SSD, before you stated the OS installation? At which point did it fail?
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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #26@berem: What means "Win7 did not start"? Were you able to boot off the USB Flash Drive? Did the Win7 Setup start? Has the NVMe SSD been detected by the Win7 Setup? Did you "clean" the NVMe SSD, before you stated the OS installation? At which point did it fail?
the installation isn't start no, black screen uefi boot No
@berem: Please try the same with Win10 (to find out the reason of your issue).
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@berem: What happens, when you had disabled “Secure Boot“ within the BIOS before starting to boot off the Win7 boot disk?
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