Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #4168

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@voodoo5_6k:
Welcome to the Win-RAID Forum and thanks for your detailed report!
It is fine, that you succeeded, and I am happy, that my guide helped you to boost the performance of your old PC.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #4168

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@voodoo5_6k:
Where did you insert the MS NVMe Hotfix?
It has to be inserted into the boot.wim and into the install.wim.

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Thank you it worked for me.

hi there,

I have a GAZ77 HD3 v1 + Intel E3 1230 v2 + EVO 850 PRO 1T
i recently purchased a EVO 970 PLUS 1T + pcie gen 3 adaptor.

i have followed the instruction at the beginning of this link but at the very end i get "no bootable device is detected"

1. i DIDN'T mold the bios myself but rather downloaded the one provided by adig1971
2. upon "success verification"...i did see PATA SS but i dont see new bootable system device listed as " windows boot manager"
3. the FAT 32, bootable windows 10 usb drive was able to detect the GPT formatted 970 PLUS. installed windows 10 HOME. after reboot......i get " no bootable device detected"

in the bios, it only shows the DVD device and nothing else.
tried ie disabling SATA, etc...nothing has worked and its a few days for me trying to figure out what i am doing wrong

could someone kindly help please? thank you so much

Hi Fernando, thank you so much for the reply!

1. i unplugged all HDD except the NVMe one before installation the OS (i removed all HDDs after the bootable usb was created)
2.during the windows setup. i did FORMAT and installation went on by itself ( it didnt ask me to create a new partition) and just finished installation. rebooted by itself. and showed " no bootable device detected"

i checked in disk management. the nvme has a 99MB healthy (EFI system partition), recovery 499MB NTFS healthy (OEM partition) and D: 930.91 GB NTFS Healthy (Primary Partition)

ps. i formatted the nvme drive to GPT. previously windows wouldnt let me install because it wasnt GPT

Hi,

Fast boot is disable, secure boost ( i have OS type =other os)
Under boot option 1= sata pm:HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GH24 or disabled ONLY

No other boost options ie boot option 2

Under boot overide, only has the same dvdram shown

Thank you Fernando, it works now!
So somewhere during my trial n error, the boot option with PATA SS was done. Although i noticed that option has disappeared, i thought it was normal since i saw it once already.
So this time around, i reformatted the fat 32 usb, copy the f3 bios i downloaded from adig1971(thank you), unplugged all other hdd drives and uploaded the f3 bios once more. The evo 970 plus showed up along with PATA SS. I then rebooted with the other usb which contained the windows 10 boot up and it installed and finally detected the windows

Thank you and thank you LOST N BIOS for all your help!

I now have finished my Windows 7 installation and could perform some benchmarks. Everything's looking good so far. The results are attached to my original post, one page back, #4167.

I'm still working on investigating my issues with the *.wim editing and hotfix integration. I redid the editing for install.wim (index 3, Win7 Pro) and boot.wim (index 2, Win7 setup) and that worked fine, no errors. But now WinSetupFromUSB refused rewriting the boot.wim for the USB drive. I tried redoing it using NTLite, but the current version refused editing the *.wim files from my official SP1 image (it is sitting there working for a few minutes without any progress, then throws an error and stops). I'm not sure, how much more time I'll invest in this, as the driver extraction via Double Driver worked flawlessly and the system is up and running again. It must be something specific to my system/files, as it is known to work. If I find the cause/solution I'll post it here in case somebody else might encounter similar issues in the future.

Hi!

Is it possible to force NvmExpressDxe_4.ffs or NvmExpressDxe_Small.ffs to be loaded from the EFI system partition? In order not to modify the EFI firmware (especially since I have a Gigabyte Hybride BIOS), which is not able to start Win 7 from NVMe.

Best Regards, Roman.

Hello Dieter!
Thank you so much for answering me so quickly.
EFI part on SATA SSD, It is loaded first.
Win7 part on NVMe SSD.
I would very much like to realize the possibility of such a Win7 boot scheme.
Best Regards, Roman.