OK, thanks for all for your informations and link, I will read all the posts and try to clone my old SSD.
If it fails, it's not a problem, I have all my informations saved on NAS, and the local installation have no data on SDD.

I would like to clone because this computer has several account for my familly members and some special soft that are hard to configure.

After clone tests, if it's going wrong I will format the SSD and install a clean WIN10, but I will try to clone before.

Bye.

Hello,
I get as gift older mainboard MSI z77a-g43. I buy NVMe SSD disk Patriot VPN100 (1 TB) running via PCIe. But this mainboard dont support NVMe.
Know somobody if this boar have AMI UEFI BIOS (i know that UEFI have, but dont know if AMI).
Know somobody, if this board its possible to update to full NVMe support?

Hello again @Fernando ,

It's been a while since our last talk. I've finally had time to follow your guide and create a Modded BIOS to my motherboard: ASUS Z9PR-D12. As I needed to convert BIOS file from ".CAP" to ".BIN/.ROM" and finally convert back to ".CAP" through @Lost_N_BIOS 's guide, I've noticed the version >UEFITool v0.28.0< doesn't show exactly the option "Offset" so I've downloaded the same version used by @Lost_N_BIOS which I've found on this >link< through another thread. I know this is only a detail but maybe that could be mentioned in some part of this guide, just a word of advice I'm sorry if that was already mentioned somewhere.

Well, actually I'm not sure if I did correctly that last conversion from ".ROM" to ".CAP", so could you please check if my MOD BIOS looks good? (Please see attached both files)

Regarding flashing process, my mobo doesn't have the "USB Flashback" feature so I'll go for AFUDOS tool. The version of APTIO is 4.6.5.3, should I use AMI APTIO 4 or V? I'm in doubt with this because I've read in "readme.txt" file of both versions and first one says that's compatible with Aptio 3, 4 and 4.5. and other one that's compatible with Aptio 5 so I've got confused which would be more suitable. I was going to use APTIO 4.

Thank you so much.

@Fernando ,

I've ended up by using the UEFITool NE Alpha 51 version. I'm sorry, just reattached both files. Could you please take a look?
Alright, APTIO IV looks more suitable =)

Thank you

Please friends can help me ...
Record a video with all the data of my CPU so that they can help me ...
Maybe some process I'm doing wrong ...

DETAIL OF THE PROBLEM I PRESENT:
When connecting the M.2 NVME SSD disk with the PCIE to M.2 adapter, the CPU or motherboard does not recognize it in the BIOS to the disk.
When it is in BIOS mode, I put the USB with the Windows 10 as boot mode, IF it installs the Windows 10 to the M.2 SSD disk but when it finishes installing and provides the first reboot it returns to the BIOS and the SSD M disk does not appear .2 in the BIOS
... But when I put the SATA SSD disk as boot and load all the Windows I see the M.2 SSD disk and inside the Windows 10 folders that I installed before and if I remove the SATA SSD disk and I start ONLY with SSD disk M.2 goes straight to BIOS and doesn't show up.
Clone the disk of a SATA SSD and if it does well, because when I put the SATA SSD disk and the M.2 SSD disk it is displayed but as a data disk or slave, I can even copy data and delete it, I even tested the performance with the CrystalDiskMark program and outputs the speed result indicated by the manufacturer.
The M.2 SSD is in GPT format.
On the internet there are people with the same board who have managed to install the disk with Win. 10, but modifying something light in the last BIOS installed on the board and placing it via USB in the back of the case or cpu. But it doesn't work out for me.

Hello everyone and thanks for the hard work you've put into this.

I have an Assus Z87-k motherboard and I've just bought a samsung 970 EVO Plus ssd and a PCIe adapter.
I put the thing in, found it in Wondows, tested it - everything looks fine, but when I got in my BIOS... WHERE IS THE SSD?!
Started the google search and ended up here. The path I took was got my BIOS from ASUS, got UEFITool v0.28 and both of the .ffs files. I opened the UEFITools, added the .ffs (exactly where it was specified in the example pictures from the guide - the CSMCORE module was there). For flashing I used afuwin64. I flashed the original BIOS after that I extraced the body from the capsule of the modified BIOS as .ROM file and flashed that. I went into my BIOS but the SSD wasn't present... The version of the BIOS has changed(I guess that's enough of an indication that it was flashed because I flashed another modified BIOS without flashing the original one of that version, and the bios changed versions again) No PATA_SS or anything similar for me...

Can you check the attached fiies? I have no idea why I still can't see my drive in BIOS, I removed everything except DVD device, but I could only see it as a bootable device...

Please help

Edit: Quick note, the mobo has only one PCIe 3.0 and it's occupied with a graphics card. I'm using the PCIe 2.0 port and I know that the speed will be half as fast, but that isn't a concern for me. I will upgrade my system in less than an year, but for now I want to be able to boot from this SSD as I am removing my current drive with my windows install and want to start using linux. I've chosen Arch and I know it has support for nvme, but I can't boot from something I can't find .

NVMe module is present and inserted in volume, read point #4 for correct OS install of this guide, for troubleshooting only the PCie/NVMe drive attached and disconnect all others.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #6012

---

Make sure, that you allow within the BIOS the loading of EFI modules while booting.

---

@Fernando
I got this

I have no idea what to do now...