Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #3898

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@Gkoow:
Attached is the BIOS, which has been modified by me.
Good luck while doing the flashing procedure!

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #394

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@HASAN DOĞRU:
It is not easy to unserstand what you mean.
To whom did you address your request and what do you expect from that person?

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Hello Fernando!
Greate job man! I write to post
@Gkoow:
Attached is the BIOS, which has been modified by me.
Good luck while doing the flashing procedure!
Fernando has attached files to this post
E7821IMSmodbyfernando.rar
I save this to E7821IMS.190 and flash my mb. After the BIOS flash, you still can not see the PCIe / PCI / PnP settings options ...
The BIOS still can not see the EVO 970 disk. I do not know what to do anymore. I am asking you for help... My mb MSI Z87-G45 Gaming (MS-7821)
Regards eSKa :)

@eska - BIOS will not see the drive like you think, follow all steps in "What should I do" section, step #4 exactly, from post one of this thread, that will get you to install OS to the NVME.
If you are using UEFI mode and USB to install from, make sure the USB is formatted to GPT before you put the OS install files onto it.

Yesss! Work! Thank You very, very much!

I am running the same Motherboard GA-990fxa-ud3-r5 rev(1.0) with the F4b bios. I injected the "NvmExpressDxe_4" module into the bios file. I am using windows 10. I cloned to the NMVe drive my OS using Macruim Reflect free. your issue sounds more Ram and voltage issues. to have the stability I increased the NB Voltage to 1.100V and my DRAM Voltage to 1.510v. I manually put in my ram timing in both A and B channel. I use Bootit UEFI to multiboot and I used that program to fix the BCD to point to the correct hard drive for boot. I boot the NVMe with no issues and my system is completely stable now. I am posting to you the modded bios that will upgrade you to F4b bios ...make sure you save your profile settings to a USB drive before you flash so you can restore your custom settings...All your profiles will disappear when you flash ..except what is on your USB drive.

I have attached the bios and screen shots, the nvme ssd is brand new and is visible as storage in windows. I would like to make it my main boot device. I have tried multiple flash drives (sandisk cruzers) in both fat32 and ntfs formats. I have tried both flash back (hold 3 seconds light blinks green then stays solid green) and the bios (security verification failed) method.

https://imgur.com/a/muYK5zc

Hello to all
there is a laptop asus n751jx and ssd m2 LITEON CA3-8D128
it was not detected in bios ssd, but it sees it in windows, if the standard 2.5 disk is used and the installation begins, the installer sees the disk, installs it but does not load it, goes into the BIOS cyclically.
afuwin64 removed the image of the BIOS, mmtool added a module NvmExpressDxe_Small, flashed the BIOS. Windows successfully started and booted from ssd.
But the problem is that Windows cannot reboot, the laptop hangs on the asus logo, and it still does not go into the BIOS, if you turn off the hung computer and try to enter the BIOS, then all the same, Windows immediately loads. You can enter the BIOS only if you disable ssd m2 from the motherboard
Help me solve the problem.
Thank you all in advance
I attach the original BIOS file (N751JX_original.rom), taken via afuwin64 (this is the latest BIOS version from the manufacturer)
I also attach two bios modes n751jx_mod_dxe_small.rom and n751jx_mod_dxe_small_com.rom into which I added modules
NvmExpressDxe_Small and NvmExpressDxe_Small_Compressed
Sorry for my english (translate.google)
Link to bios

Was wondering what the success rate vs failure rate is in regards to this particular nvme mod?

I have checked my modded bios and the nvme driver is present, the nvm ssd is a 970 Tb nvme it is blank no os on it. Is it possible to install w7 on it or do I have to install w8 or w10 on it before it is visible on my bios?.

Zitat von davidm71 im Beitrag #4558

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Was wondering what the success rate vs failure rate is in regards to this particular nvme mod?

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I should have been a little more specific, what i mean is do I need to install win8 or 10 on the nvme ssd so that it appears in my modded bios as a bootable device? I am fully aware on how to install win7 on nvme, I am running win7 on my nvme on my Intel system. I'm trying to mod the bios on my Amd Asus m5a99fx pro r2.0 and run Nvme 970. I should mention I am using a VANTEC UGT-M2PC100 M.2 NVMe SSD PCIe X4 Adapter.