@pepar
In the long run, you would probably be better off just integrating the two NVMe hotfixes and getting that ISO to work. I also tried integrating USB3 drivers and the Samsung NVMe driver, but never had success doing so. In the end, I integrated the two Microsoft NVMe hotfixes, and copied the USB3.0 drivers and Samsung drivers to separate folders after creating the bootable USB in Rufus. Just be sure to use Dieter's recommended settings, and use a clean NVMe drive with no other drives connected. Once you get the ISO with the NVMe hotfixes working, you can try slipstreaming the Ms updates, and/or drivers, etc.

Thanks @Paulos7. It would be good to have a single Win 7 ISO that I could use for all of the PCs I am about to move to NVME SSDs instead of one customuzed for the XPG, another one for Intel and, etc, etc. Its possible I will not use the same SSD in all of them.

Are you saying it is possible to do that with the MS Hotfixes ... give Win 7 native NVME support? And then update the SSDs to device-specific drivers after Windows has installed?

Jeff

You can either :
1) Use drivers from NVMe manufacturer for Win7 (or from this topic : LINK
2) Incorporate NVMe fix into Windows 7 installer.

Both options are 100% possible/legit.

Thanks, @agentx007. The 2) MS Hotfix will work for all NVME drives while 1) is a per device method?

@pepar

Zitat von pepar im Beitrag #4439

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Are you saying it is possible to do that with the MS Hotfixes ... give Win 7 native NVME support? And then update the SSDs to device-specific drivers after Windows has installed?

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Zitat von RYZON im Beitrag #4423

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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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my fault sorry:
https://mega.nz/#!M1R0DQDb!lc2yHAlfMlCAR...g9MyyvDfFMlNoZU

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thanks, I'm going to test, it's weird because I did exactly the same thing

Once this bios flashed modified to read nvme I can use the same 2.5" ssd right?

I read the first post and a few pages in. Technology advanced considerably since then and all boards in the last 2-3 years have PCIe 4x Gen 3 NVME support.

Is there anymore of the older posts that I should read?

Jeff

Hello Fernando,

I fail to flash mod bios to my MSI Z77A-GD55 mb, the mb is now bricked. For how can I have it unbricked? Thanks a lot.

Does anybody know if the NVME Hotfixes can be slipped into a fully Rolled Up Win7 install ISO? I have that accomplished and would like to NOT have to go back and start over.

Jeff

:) I am asking because I know I don’t know enough .. to know!

I applied two updates to the Win 7 install ISO while it was mounted, one of them the Convenience Rollup, with the DISM tool but then committed and unmounted it. My life would be simpler if I could add the MS NVME Hotfixes into what I already did.

Guess I can try it.

Jeff