I've integrated the NVMe Hotfix still doesn't detect it, but if I install windows 7 on sata with no internet connection it detected the nvme ssd and it is using a driver from microsoft
@danydani90: If the NVMe SSD is not shown within the "Disks" section of the Device Management, there is something wrong with the connection of the SSD. To be able to use the NVMe SSD for storage purposes or as bootable system drive, the related NVMe Controller must be listed within the "Storage Controllers" section.
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@Fernando It is detected in Device Management, my problem is that the windows I just installed on hdd is not detecting the nvme when installing, now I'm even using a motherboard with UEFI, I must have missed something when patching windows 7 iso
I was doing it wrong I was adding the hottfix only in install.wim i had to do it in boot.wim also and i've integrated both KB2990941 and KB3087873. I was thinking of adding an ide to compact flash adapter only for clover :)
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