Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #4422

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Without decrypting key nobody is able to get your attached BIOS file.

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Hello Fernando, and the rest of the guys.

Maybe you guys can help me. I want to upgrade my ASUS ROG-GL552VX Laptop with an NVME SSD. I have one already mounted. I cannot see the device on the bios and windows. I was reading through the forum and threads and maybe you guys will be able to mod my bios to accommodate my m.2 SSD. I tried doing the methods above, I cannot seem to find CSMCORE. I am attaching a link to my bios maybe you guys can have a go at it. Thanks a mil!

https://megaupload.nz/rfY3J2Yam2/extracted_rom

The m.2 SSD I have is
Samsung PM981 NVMe 512GB

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ASUS GL552VX Republic of Gamers
Intel i7 6700HQ Skylake 2.60GHz
8GB DDR4
NVIDIA GTX 950M
1TB HDD


BIOS VERSION: 300 (Latest in the webpage)

Hello Fernando~

Machine :LENOVO C30
Nvme disk:Samsung 970evo plus

I flashed it successfully,but it couldn't show the ''pata'' in the boot list.
But I found an interesting thing when I had installed the system.It would show the windows boot manager in the other sata disk boot list(even the sata disk was empty).I added 2 sata disks in the machine,and it would show 2 ''windows boot manager".
But If I only left the nvme disk in the machine,it couldn't show any "windows boot manager" in the boot lisk.
Here's the pic you can see in the boot list when I added 2 sata disks.
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=49383635553502058382

Could it have something to do with the bios boot design?

Oh,I forgot to give you the effort I had tried with the ASUS P5Q adding the nvme module
I tried many times with the way you told me.But I still could showed any "Windows boot manager" in the boot list.

What's more,I had found some boards has the same problem such as"ASUS C5F",''EVGA Z77"and some of BIOSTAR 1155 pins boards
Could it be the old bios architecture cause the problem?

1st post. Researching an upcoming build with an NVME boot drive and Win 7 x64. Ahhh, boy, 4400-ish posts. :)

Hello, i have modified the bios for my Mainbaord. Would this be so correct? The M.2 card is Samsung 970 Evo plus 500GB,
Gigabyte GA-Z87P-D3 ver. 1.x

Sorry, Dieter, it was late when I discovered your community and my communications skills were not at their best. I just 1) added a sig and 2) contributed. (Thank your for your efforts!) Next I will begin reading from the beginnings of this thread.

Further background on what I have done so far. I followed the procedure on How-To Geek o unpack Win 7 Pro 64-bit SP1 ISO, slipstream the Convenience Rollup Update into it and repack it into ISO. At that point I remembered reading about slipping an “F5” driver into the Win 7 install ISO or, as I have discovered here in my brief reading so far, slipping in files to add native NVME support.

That was on of the first things I discovered I needed. I found and downloaded the 64-bit Hotfix.
I need to re-read/read deeper on this, but did I read that the Hotfix needs to be applied to the Win7SP1 ISO before the Rollups are slipped into it? And therefore it wouldn’t work if I added it to the completely updated ISO?

If there is a better thread on this topic, please point me there.

Jeff

Thanks for checking