@Zhuge Liang - You need to follow step #4 in the "This is what you should do" section of this guide
[Guide] How to get full NVMe support for all Systems with an AMI UEFI BIOS

USB w/ install media on it should be initialized as GPT, best to use Microsoft USB/DVD tool to make your install USB
And NVME should be RAW (best) or Initialized as GPT. Here's how to make RAW - You can use diskpart in windows from OS (Direct from any CMD Prompt), or from installer ISO (press Shift + F10 on the first setup screen where you pick language)
Or from repair/troubleshoot options in the installer/setup. Remove all other drives, so you have only USB and target win10 drive. Then from CMD prompt do the following

1. Diskpart
2. List Disk << Here, identify what your target disk is by size/name etc, and make note of it's #, you will use it's # next - (If in windows, these #'s will match what you see the drives shown as in Disk Management) - Be sure you do not select your USB or main OS drive if in OS
3. select disk # << Here, instead of #, put target disk #, example >> select disk 0
4. clean
5. Exit

Reboot and run the installer again, then point it at the raw/blank drive, do not load any drivers or create any partitions etc, just select drive and click next


@Crinson - Thanks! Yes, sadly, it looks like Tinyupload may be dead (down for nearly two weeks now )
Mirror added at post #9

Thanks @Lost_N_BIOS you saved my rig, It's working flawlessly. Booting from NVME is at least 40% faster than with my previous 8 year old SSD :)

@Crinson - You're welcome! Great to here all is working smoothly

@Lost_n_bios: thank you for guidance. when you haven't replied yet, I've succeed in installing windows to SSD (non NVME) by setting the boot sequence to UEFI DVD-ROM Drive, not legacy DVD-ROM Drive as before. Then I cloned the non-NVME SSD to NVME
After set boot sequence to NVME, the NVME could do UEFI booting.
BTW next time I'll try your suggestion.
thank you

@Zhuge Liang - I replied above Thanks for your posted info though, I assume most use USB to install, so had not considered if you used DVD that you need to choose UEFI DVD not legacy, thanks for pointing that out it may help others who use DVD

Hi @StormRaider

I am new here and I do not know much about modding.
Can you tell me do you use asus hyper m.2 V2 card on your gigabyte x79-ud3 motherboard? I would like to know if it works. Because in my case when the hyper m.2 V2 is with/without nvme ssd on it is installed on motherboard, I turn on pc but before post it crash and never boots only crashing. I put asus hyper card in different pci express slots but it do the same. Pci lanes should be enough. I try with this modded bios but no different. I have no idea what to do. Is it possible that need to be added bifurication in bios?
The asus hyper m.2 V2 is working, I test it on other pc.

Hello! @Lost_N_BIOS
Is it possible to update the links? They are all dead(((

Lost_N_BIOS is been away since the beginning of the year, do the mod yourself, address it to a specific user in this thread still active that can share it.

U can use MMTool method and Q-Flash.
[HowTo] Get full NVMe support for all Systems with an AMI UEFI BIOS
[Guide] How to flash a modded AMI UEFI BIOS