Hi,

I have a Samsung SM961 and trying to find drivers for this drive. Anyone know which driver would work?

Thanks

@Fernando
Please excuse me if this has already been addressed but I noticed that the first post has the following info in the benchmarks:
"b) Specific Samsung NVMe driver v3.0.0.1802 WHQL:"
However, as per your previous post [109] you mention v3.2.0.1910. Have you tested v3.2.0.1910 ? If so will you be adding the info to the first post?

@Fernando

Is there the chance to obtain drivers for Western Digital SN750 Black nvme disk???

WD forces us to use the generic nvme driver...

Hi! Does anybody know if the mod+signed OFA drivers v1.5.0.0 work on a Z390 platform (more specifically on a Gigabyte Aorus Master)? I'm trying to use them with my Samsung 960 Pro 512GB but for some reason I can't seem to make them work. These are the steps I followed (I'm on Windows 10 Pro latest version):
1) I disabled Fast Startup and Hibernation from an elevated Command Prompt.
2) I downloaded and extracted the "pure" 64bit OFA NVMe driver v1.5.0.0 for Win10 x64" modded and signed by Fernando.
3) I installed the certificate running as Administrator the "ImportCertificate.cmd" batch file, hitting "y" at the request.
4) I opened Device Manager, selected the current Nvme driver (Samsung 3.2) and updated it pointing to the "ofnvme.inf" in the Driver folder of the downloaded RAR archive.
The system apparently accepts the driver, but after a reboot the PC freezes at the motherboard screen after just one spin of the OS loading circle. Booting into safe mode doesn't help, and the only way to make everything work again is to revert to a system image prior to the driver update. Am I missing something? Thanks!

@Fernando:
Thank you for the answer. That is exactly the procedure I followed and unfortunately, as I wrote before, it doesn't work: the system hangs at the motherboard OEM Logo after a spin of the OS loading circle. Fast Boot is disabled both in BIOS and in Windows, Hibernation is disabled in the latter. I tried the drivers even after reinstalling the OS but with no luck: I guess there might be some sort of incompatibility after all. Did i correctly import the WIN-RAID CA Certificate according to the steps I reported in my previous post?

Hey Fernando.I remember a while back either you or someone said the reason windows hangs with fast boot enabled was something to do with the operating system. When I first ran the OFA NVMe driver v1.5.0.0 indeed it hung at the boot logo spinning wheel. For me that was in the spring and I could not remember which version of Windows 10 Pro I was on. Now with all the updates since then my windows 10 is 1909 OS Build 18363.535.For the hell of it last night I enabled Fast Boot in the Bios and rebooted into windows No Problem with NO HANG. Looks like the fast boot bug is gone with the OFA NVMe driver and this version of windows at least.."Merry Christmas Everyone" Time to Gorge on Turkey,Ham,Cabbage Rolls,and other good stuff !

I've tried to install the OFA mod+signed drivers on Windows 7 with no success. The Win-RAID CA Certificate has been imported, the SHA-2 updates KB4490628 and KB4474419 have been installed. After a reboot, Windows complains about not being able to verify the driver signature with error 0xc0000428 and disabling Driver Signature Enforcement just leaves Windows hanging at the logo animation while booting.

Also, the Samsung drivers work.

hi @Fernando thanks for your amazing signed OFA NVMe driver and AHCI raid drivers
i have a little proble here (im using Adata SX6000)
my system :
win 10 Ent LTSC
MSI B250 Pro-VH
AHCI & RAID drivers v17.8.0.1065 WHQL (From your thread too) :D

after install AHCI & RAID drivers - reboot then i try install OFA mod, but after restart again my nvme show as removable drive.

or you can give me advise which nvme driver should i use....? many thanks