@ethaniel

I dont have any size constraints and using the Nvmeexpressdxe-4 driver. As far as component name support theres no way to pass on the name of the device to the bios program beyond PATA SS?

Спасибо все работает на моей плате Asus z87-Expert

ok, if its ok why is not working???

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #3211

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Zitat von korlione2009 im Beitrag #3210

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Спасибо все работает на моей плате Asus z87-Expert

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What does that mean?

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@davidm71:
"PATA SS" is not coming from NvmExpressDxe, and the driver has little control over what is being displayed by the setup utility. I believe that early AMI UEFI BIOS versions have no support for displaying the component name returned by the driver.

Note that newer AMI UEFI BIOS versions display the component name returned by the driver just fine.

Unfortunately I am unaware of a solution for this and I have no access to a motherboard that is displaying "PATA SS" so I cannot analyze the issue either.

I backuped the bios, looks correct, I took pictures from the ssd, nvme module, and the bios options, no new options on boot section, can you check pls?

Ok what I did: modded and flashed the bios, made a win10 installer (not to a pendrive, its made to an usb case with ssd, I think its the same) formatted to UEFI mode partition table = GPT, disabled in bios fast boot, secure boot and csm. Boot from pendrive and select UEFI. Delete the current partition and let win10 installer to create it. Succesfully installed win10 (take about a few minutes) after its only boots from pendrive not able to choose the nvme ssd to boot. Any problems with this? I read similar mobo like mine (I have Asus Z87-a) working well and able to appear the nvme ssd in boot options

I think the problem with the ssd its hp samsung SM951, I searched there is a lot of sites where is wrote the samsung sm951 not able to boot

The modell is: SAMSUNG MZHPV256HDGL-000L1