@Fernando
Okay I flashed this one with AMI Firmware Update Utility v3.04.03 and /GAN Parameters to skip security checks. It went as shown in the screenshot above in my initial post. Still no luck with the Samsung 960 Pro. Is it necessary to reset the CMOS settings? They are still not changed to default after flashing.

@Fernando
Hi Fernando, I appreciated that your help. I sent my SSD storage to ADATA Company to check the format problem, and got the new one. Finally, it was ok to set up Win10 in the new one.
I really thank your help.


Thanks.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #2731

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@Atomius:
I suspect, that the flashing procedure hasn't been successful.

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Hi good forums.
I have Asus RiVE x79, I use Jeyi SK7 with 960 evo. But I have a problem,
I have modified the Bios NvMe module to the original Bios and Flash.
I did the test with the test programs on Windows, as seen in the appendix,
but it does not appear to be booting via Bios.
I format the SSD as GPT and start up with a USB stick for UEFI Windows setup, and I do not see any SSD over Bios and it is not booting.
I have tried the Bios of my friends who have the same motherland on the forum but I want the same result again my forum brothers.
I'm sorry for my bad english.

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I apologize for writing a comment under two posts. My problem is still going on. I could not find a solution.

Yes, I applied Plob's guide to the individual, but I did not work either. I will look at my act.

Hello,

Using the steps form this thread I'm trying to install a modded BIOS for my ASUS ROG G751JY, the target suspect is a Samsung 960 PRO NVMe SSD which I cannot use it (yet) for booting purpose. It works well in Windows (for storage).
I also want to mention that the BIOS (UEFI) latest version 211 is already installed on my machine.

For step 5 in this thread (Flashing of the modded BIOS): I also tried to ignore the date in WinFlash but I still cannot flash the modded 211 rom (error: "BIOS file is not valid.")

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

P.S.: I never tried to install Windows directly on the NVMe SSD using a USB flash (I have an original Windows DVD and I only tried booting from DVD, UEFI option). It might be related to the fact that DVD-RW is also using PCIe? I have no ideea. Finally I will go buy an USB flash drive and try that option too.

Hi there Fernando,

Thank you for your quick reply. I have attached an archive containing the Modded BIOS, the original one (version 211) as well as the NVMe .ffs I've used.

Regards,
Ghibytzu