Hello Fernando,
Greetings from Hamburg.
I have a Z77 pro4 Mb and a Samsung 970 Evo NVMe 1 Gb SSD. I boot from a samsung SSD 850 Pro 500Gb Sata disk but want to change the boot to the 970 Evo.
From the AsRock Support I got the mod-Bios 1.80. I didn't check out the bios but the AsR-Support told me to ask you for a newer 2.00 Bios, moddeled as well?
Do you have a moddeled 2.00 Bios with the NVMe-Support for the Z77 pro 4 Mb? Or would you modify the 2.00 Bios. Is there anybody who has the 2.00 Bios mod and would
give me a download-link?
Thanks so far, I'm would be very thankful for a help.

4 x 8Gb Ram (32Gb -> DualCh.)
1 x Intel Core i5 3570K
Win 10 Pro

Hi there,
thank you so much
Oliver

Hello Fernando,
the Bios P2.00 is now opened on UEFI-Tool.
But how do I go on with it?
What is to make further.
Do I have to put the tools inside a folder on c:
and the bios data as well?
Regards
Oliver

Thanks, that's done.
Oliver

Hi. Thanks for this awesome piece of info. However I have an issue. I am testing on a HP Elitedesk 800 G1 SFF with the BIOS version 2.77 (https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp96001-96500/sp96014.exe) And I have succesfully injected the nvme string as the guide explains. However I am not allowed to flash the edited BIOS due to some sort af error ( I think its a checksum error, but Im not sure) has anybody tried something similiar or have I done something wrong?

Thankyou so much for your quick reply. The modded BIOS should download with this link https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nr8CMr...h6p4ZmFwaNczTSg I will be reading those guides later and/or tommorow and hopefully they wil help.

My PCI-E -> M.2 doesnt arrive until next weekend, but I was hoping to fixing the BIOS beforce it arrives :)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1peOpzVWAQMtY0bVdLaJ_Cd4w5KyDEuUX Hi, I did as instructed. GA-970A-DS3P (rev. 2.x) still does not see, I use the controller pci-e x8 512 gb toshiba. Here is the report please check.I've tried everything -_- Win 10 64 bit

Fernando,

Thank you for the guide.

I was trying to make my 1 TB 970 pro NVMe SSD bootable with Windows 10 within my GS72 6QD MSI laptop, which is supposed to be compatible for it. After a lot of debugging and frustration of not being able to boot windows from this SSD, I figured out that I may not have the correct BIOS settings to be able to do so, which may not be able to be modified without some sort of modification, like this. A summary of what I have done in a long story short fashion, which did not work, I installed Windows 10 on the SSD with GPT format and trying to boot in UEFI mode setting from BIOS, but it is not recognized for boot for some reason.

Using your guide with MMTool, I got stuck on not being able to insert either of the NVMexpress or the small NVMexpress drivers, receiving the message "file size exceeds the volume size". This is where you mentioned to post if I had this kind of issue:

"
Note: If the MMTool should not be able to insert the desired module properly, the MMTool will give you a meaningful error message (e.g. "Not enough space within the Volume"). In this case you should try to get the "small" variant of the NVMe module in "compressed" form inserted. If there should not even be enough space for this small sized module, I recommend to post your specific BIOS modding problem into this thread and to attach the related original BIOS as *.ZIP or *.RAR archive file (if it should be bigger sized than 6 MB, post the download link). Then we will try to help you.
"

Any chance you can help me out with this? The BIOS file is bigger than 6 MB, so here is a link to download it, it should be called E1776IMS.123: https://www.msi.com/Laptop/support/GS72-6QD-Stealth4K

Other important specifications of laptop that may help you out:

CPU: Intel Core i7 6700HQ, Disk Drives: 1 TB 970 pro NVMe SSD + 1 TB HDD, Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 530, OS: Win10, GPU: NVIDIA GTX 965m

Thank you in advance!