Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #2265

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@DH KLIM:
You obviously didn't follow my guide (= start post).
Please attach a screenshot of the Rufus GUI after having set the required settings.
Which Start button do you mean?
Did you unplug all Disk Drives (incl. CD/DVD ROM) except the NVMe SSD and the bootable USB Flash Drive before starting to boot off the device listed as “[UEFI] USB drive name“?

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #2267

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Where did you get the ISO file resp. what have you done with it?

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Worked to AMD?

Hello! I posted here before about whether this would work on a Gigabyte Z77P-D3, and it appears that I'm getting this motherboard in a few days! I already have a modified BIOS file, however I want to make sure that I inserted the NVMe module correctly. Could you please check my attached BIOS file to see if I did it correctly? Thank you! (I put the BIOS file in a .zip archive because it was larger than 6 MB and it wouldn't let me attach it normally.)

Done, hopefully I did it correctly.

It's fine, I'll wait, don't wanna rush flashing a potentially bad BIOS :P.

You can split install.wim file : LINK
Simply copy all the files on HDD from default ISO, delete too big install.wim file.
After you copy every file that's not install.wim to pendrive, use this part of guide :

Zitat

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dism /Split-Image /ImageFile:e:\sources\install.wim /SWMFile:m:\sources\install.swm /FileSize:4096

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With "E:\" exchanged for letter used by "source" image, and "M:\" changed for destination (or hard drive) partition letter.
To create "FAT32 friendly" version. When dism is done (it may take a long while, depending on source/destination hard drive speed), simply copy only newly created files to folder where install.wim should be.

so, i gave up on this i had to remove the Corsair SSD.

so to explain again what happaned. i unplugged all drives. the PC starts i set everything in the bios to what it needs to be set (CSM OFF etc) save and its done. i reboot and the PC tells me that the GFX is not UEFI compatible and the settings have been reverted to fit.

so i go back inside again turn csm off save and reboot. at some point it works when i directly go into the bios and do the "boot override" function - i start from the UEFI usb flash drive. then i can select the SSD and as soon as the PC reboots again the GFX is not UEFI compatible the CSM manager kicks in and the SSD is lost...

Hi, and thanks to Fernando for providing such a cool topic !!!

I am on a similar approach like "verdipwnz":

Asus MAXIMUS 6 EXTREME (BIOS 1603)
Corsair MX500
Windows 7 with NVMe hotfix
CSM is on.

Having only added "NvmExpressDxE_2.ffs" to the BIOS and flashed the mainboard, I see the following device:



My BIOS always recognized the drive (PATA SS:) in booting. I think it's strange that the device doesn't have a name.

But - more important - Windows 10 installation isn't possible due to an error-message on selecting the Corsair NX500, which says that BIOS doesn't allow to boot from this drive. I have prepared a BIOS with "NvmExpressDxe_3.ffs" (only). After injecting the file, this looks this way... kind of frigthening:



Do you have any idea on how to proceed? Flash the mainboard?

Regards and thanks,
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