Hello, I'm trying to make a nvme bootable HP PRODESK 400G1.
The more I try, the worst it is, even my sata drive is no more bootable.
I installed clover for the moment.

So I tried to mod my bios but something went wrong...

I had to remove the chip to flash it, maybe I missed the unprotect function while flashing, anyway here is a link to my bioses (one from HP and the modded one (m)).

@odelay
Ur system already has the AMI NVMe module present in the original bios file u provided, u do not need the NVMe mod presented here by Fernando.

Hello, I'm trying to mod my ASUS P8Z77-V LX2 but with no success.
The only way i can flash my board is if she has asus flashback, right?

Hi guys! I modified the BIOS for NVME support and now it boots from it. But it is not seen in the BIOS. Is this normal, is it supposed to be?

hey Fernando,
Tnks a lot i'm going to check this out.

Thank you very much, Fernando.

Fernando, by following the link i was able to flash my p8Z77-V L2 with success, but i have another question.. right now i have my system (Win 10 x64) installed on a Samsung Sata SSD.
I was wondering if i can CLONE this disk to the NVME and use it or do i have to install a fresh image of windows 10?

hey, update:
yes it is possible to "migrate" your actual SSD OS to the NVME and put it to work normaly.
So this is what i did:
First of all, backup (clone) your SSD disk to another place so if anything fails you have everithing saved!
Second, I used the EaseUS Partition Master program to convert my existing MBR partition to GPT amd this action create the EFI partition needed to boot the NVME drive.
Then i cloned the old SSD to the new NVME again using EaseUS Partition Master.
This only worked when converting the partition from the disk that has the SO OS that i wanted to use, i tryed to convert the existing partition booting the disk i wanted to clone like my 2nd disk and it dind't worked!
After this actions i shut my system off, i removed all the others HDD's and let only the NVME and configured it in the bios.
Untill now everthing looks just fine.
Tnks for the tip Fernando and all the people who have left this post for others to solve this "problem"

EDIT by Fernando: Typo corrected

Hi everyone, I'm new here...
I have ASRock H110m-HDV R3.0 and ASRock H81 Pro BTC 2.0, both with latest BIOS v7.50 and v1.20 respectively
- H110M-HDV R3.0 cannot even detect ADATA SX6000 NVME in win10 disk management
- H81 Pro BTC 2.0 can detect ADATA SX6000 NVME, but cannot boot from.

I tried to mod using MMtool, but cannot find the CSMCORE. Anybody can help? Please... :)

@ctantra
The H110 by default it has the AMI NVMe module present already, no mod needed, check bios settings regarding the ADATA or report the issue to the OEMs.
The H81 has only space in the volume for the NvmExpressDxe_Small.ffs module.

@MeatWar:

Zitat von MeatWar im Beitrag #6197

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@odelay
Ur system already has the AMI NVMe module present in the original bios file u provided, u do not need the NVMe mod presented here by Fernando.

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