@Fernando:
I've try to flash with your bios, flash is ok but for the hard drive, no success :(

Thanks Fernando, really appreciate your help ;)

@Fernando:
thanks, but mainboard is Acer, so i really do not know which tool should i use

Thank you very much everyone is working well the only thing that is not working is it Hard Drive Activity LED
but it's fine

@Fernando:
Thanks!
Now i have read the tutorial, and it's quite simple. I have added the NVMe module, but there was another NVMe module present. But no problem, i flash them using my CH341A programmer, so there is no problem if it doesn't work.
I'll upload it if something fails heh!
By the way, is it possible to replace the LAN Option ROMs as well?

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded fully quoted post replaced by directly addressing to the author (to save space within this voluminous thread)

Hello all,
I have laptop Samsung NP900X3L-K03US 2016 year,I think he supports nvme ssd.
When I insert an SSD it does not see it.I read the BIOS programmer and saw driver nvme coming from the factory there.
I am trying to install an SSD Samsung 970 PRO on it.
Can you check my bios?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S34GO8e...iew?usp=sharing

Using the guide on the FP, I've successfully modded the 3602 BIOS of the ASUS P8P67 motherboard, I had to use the small NVMe module.
Flashed the BIOS with FTK8 from DOS, everything works fine, the mobo now boot on a Toshiba NVMe on a PCIe adapter, running Windows 10.
The bandwidth is limited to 400MB though.

Thank you !

Dear all, dear Fernando,

Thank you all for the hard work and feedback on this (and other topics).
I have bought an ASUS Z9PA-D8 but ofcourse this board was without NVMe support.

I read the guide and followed the instructions. Based on that and my current understanding I made two modded biosses using UEFI-tools and MMTool.
I have uploaded the original ASUS bios (5602), the one modded with MMTool (5603) and UEFI-tools (5604).

The files can be found here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/97oroty26ouym...Ky-mJEHJja?dl=0

Could you please check/verify if I did a good job?
5603 and 5604 are not the same I guess...

Thank you in advance for your time and effort!

Hi Fernando,
In the start page tutorial of this forum, under the 'This is what you need' section, 3rd bullet point, sub-section a) AMI's Aptio UEFI MMTool. One of the suggested options in order to obtain the AMI tool is to register at Tweak Town.
The URL to the actual 'Tools' site at TT is rather hidden. Here is the link to the Tools' site at TT if you are interested in offering it as part of the tutorial.
https://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/30...lity-tools.html
-Kevin N.